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Brains that could 'predict' predators, and dangers in general, faster based on an 'educated' guess have obviously a higher survival rate. Or, to be precise, hav
by Borrible 5y ago
Brains that could 'predict' predators, and dangers in general, faster based on an 'educated' guess have obviously a higher survival rate.
Or, to be precise, have a higher chance of making little copies of themselves afterwards.
Those naughty bunnies, there's nothing more sexy than the thrill to have survided...
Increased energy efficiency is probably just a side effect.
Allthough of course, energy optimized brains, being big energy sinks aren' that small a factor.
But than again, brains back then didn't last that long before they were eaten by predators, so I still would think it is much more important not to be eaten than to be energy efficient.
'Premature optimization', 'Deliver fast' and all that.
You know the drill.