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by nomel
893 days ago
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> Climbing trees for millions of years taught us nothing about Considering the chasm in the number of neurons between the apes and most other animals, I think one could claim that climbing those trees had some contribution to the ability to understand those things. ;) Navigating trees, at weight and speed, has a minimum intelligence reqiurement. |
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