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I've read your source and it doesn't point to any single behaviour being government by any single brain structure. This shouldn't be a difficult ask. The only
by antt 8y ago
I've read your source and it doesn't point to any single behaviour being government by any single brain structure.
This shouldn't be a difficult ask.
The only hard and fast link there is one where they knock off genes in female mice and get them to act more like male mice.
This is specifically not what I asked proof for.
This whole debate smacks of phrenology to me. The last 100 years in philosophy have taught us that any Turing machine can act like any other with at most a quadratic reduction in speed. It is unfortunate that neuroscience is still stuck in a 19th century mode of thinking where we mistake form for function with all the terrible results of the 20th century to show for it.
If the brain isn't a Turing machine and people aren't capable of running any software in their head they so chose we are in a very uncomfortable place where we need to start looking at eugenics seriously again. A place I definitely do not want to be in.