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we're talking about general intelligence and not about consciousness at all. it's unclear how much of what we call intelligence is involving the cerebellum as
by ithkuil 2y ago
we're talking about general intelligence and not about consciousness at all.
it's unclear how much of what we call intelligence is involving the cerebellum as well, but it may be quite relevant.
Of course the main reason why it's hard to have these kinds of conversations is that we don't all use the same definition of what "intelligence" means.
- Ey7NFZ3P0nzAe 2y agoThe cerebellum is not, afaik, relevant to intelligence in any way shape or form. There are case studies of people with more or less complete agenesia (=lack) of the cerebellum who didn't know about it until they went into an MRI for unrelated reasons. Iirc they mostly had below average motor skills but that's it.