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In particular the cognition of great apes is very close to our own, even though we branched out 6-7 M years ago. Our evolutionary cousins (other homo branches, australopithecus) would have been even closer. Unfortunately we can't include them in psychology studies anymore
The thing is, it takes a *very* long time to evolve new cognitive building blocks. Seemingly much longer than a mere handful of millions of years. We were not made overnight from Zeus' thigh
I enjoy reading your material on AI and associated socio-political content. Just pitching in, in the event no one has taken time to share this, that while we were not made overnight from anyone’s thigh, we were made in a day through unimaginably powerful spoken word. It’s true
Only “some men” are less than the Gods. 
It *took* a long time. We don't know that it necessarily *takes* a long time under all conditions. Cognitive building blocks are energetically expensive and the resulting trade-off will not be worth it under all conditions.
No one disrespects Zeus without consequences 
I really like how some neuroscientists refer to memory as a forecasting system. Remembering and predicting are basically the same; although the past has more constraints. It is enlightening to view it this way.
I cannot see how a mind can be originated from just matter by itself.. it is as crazy as saying that something comes from nothing
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