buntress

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   by buntress 8y ago

   I'd imagine there are slides, and slides, and slides of ape neurons in circulation, possibly imaged as photomicrographs and stored in digital libraries, and heaping data sets of genomic primate data. Are data rights costly? I doubt tha
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   by buntress 8y ago

   Please don’t repost other user’s posts, because you have a formatting preference.
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   by buntress 8y ago

   Well, yeah, but ape brains from deceased apes in captivity are probably short-listed for science experiments and not cremation or natural burial. So it’s probably less difficult than finding a match for an organ donor, no? I think they have
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   by buntress 8y ago

   300 is kind of a paltry number. One high school’s population, for a medium sized town. Look at one high school, then another. Take each high school from opposite ends of the country. Same results? Not sure about that. But hey, magic number
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   by buntress 8y ago

   Once an aspect of human exceptionalism is noted, I would imagine one would look at chimpanzees as the next analogue, and not mice. Nearest neighbor, top down, based on genetic similarity. If you’ve got something, and it seems that it’s only