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That could have more to do with our versatile anatomy than a difference in cognitive capabilities.
by MacsHeadroom 9y ago
That could have more to do with our versatile anatomy than a difference in cognitive capabilities.
- ccozan 9y agoBut that is exactly the point: the brain draws its cognitive power from the number of inputs and not from mass. Just think of the human hand or the mimicry we can express and how many muscles and associated sensoric feeds our brain continuously. Mass is relevant, but up to a certain degree.
- k__ 9y agoAren't these interchangeable? I mean, yes you got hands and fingers, but they work because they have nerves in them and those are basically extensions of the brain.