Re: Sprachgedankenexperiment
rogerprince@xxxxxxxx schrieb:
> The recent paper on brain evolution
>
> (Two genes involved in determining the size of the human brain have
> undergone substantial evolution in the last 60,000 years, researchers
> say, suggesting that the brain is still undergoing rapid evolution
>
>
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/08/science/08cnd-brain.html )
>
> makes me wonder about language. Imagine isolated groups of children
> born from artificial wombs in a silent environment (no pre-natal
> exposure to speech sounds) and afterwards raised by mute and otherwise
> non-communicating robots.
They die. .
Lars
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Leslie Aiellos review of Cunnanes Survival of the Fattest
... Survival of the Fattest: The Key to Human Brain Evolution ...
(sci.anthropology.paleo) - Re: Evolution of the Brain
... about the human brain and its evolution, ... Human, The Science Behind What Makes Us Unique ... evolutionary perspective that humans are, indeed, unique in both brain ...
(talk.origins) - Re: Is this the time for evodevo?
... mythological products of human brain designed for rationalizing ... evolution of knowledge is a law of the development of science, ... "The very fact that chimps do not, nor ever will, possess the ... morphology in animals and animal behavior is not a function of ...
(talk.origins) - Re: Futures of Man: Total DNA Control Path to Immortality
... Reason allows us to take the body, the biological level, to a totally ... new level by taking charge of our own evolution. ... control over their bodies than the rest of the population. ... up the path to the rest of our brain we would be able to GET CONTROL ...
(sci.physics) - Re: Futures of Man: Total DNA Control Path to Immortality
... Reason allows us to take the body, the biological level, to a totally ... new level by taking charge of our own evolution. ... control over their bodies than the rest of the population. ... up the path to the rest of our brain we would be able to GET CONTROL ...
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