Do you have any idea just how specialized the human brain is? I can just imagine if evolution was a side spectator event, people commenting: "Broca's area just

Do you have any idea just how specialized the human brain is? I can just imagine if evolution was a side spectator event, people commenting: "Broca's area just regulates breathing. And that Wernicke's area is just pattern recognition in sounds. Those aren't going to get us to anything important." Point me to actual large generalized models in nature that aren't composed of smaller specialized functions and you might have a leg to stand on. (Oh wait, no, those legs things are pretty specialized too, and each have their own specialized parts. Bad analogy.) Well, good luck with your identifying an example of complex generalization without subspecialties!