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Discussions reference foundational research such as Jerison's 1973 work and recent studies like Marhounová et al. 2019, with some users expressing curiosity about topics like cephalopod brain evolution and the reasons behind large brain sizes, while others question terminology and suggest additional sources, reflecting moderate engagement driven by curiosity but limited deep analysis.
The discussions show a mix of agreement and ambivalence, with some referencing classic works and recent studies, but no strong consensus emerges.
The posts indicate moderate interest, especially with references to intriguing topics like cephalopods and the evolutionary reasons for large brains.
There is some engagement, as users discuss specific research findings, question terminology like DOI, and connect ideas about brain size and intelligence.
The talks suggest that the publication spurs curiosity and discussion about brain evolution and intelligence, though it does not seem to spark revolutionary ideas or debates.
Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relates to intelligence! #neuroscience #Intelligence #Evolution https://t.co/v4Je8gQdcf
In ANTH 323 yesterday students led a great discussion about evolution of the brain and intelligence in cephalopods, a fascinating contrast with humans
@nucleasetatataa ごめん今気づいた！ 哺乳類一般だと、古いレビュー論文でよければRoth & Dicke (2005)とかあるよ（https://t.co/p0PLyJZh1N）。これ以降のはちょっと追ってないね……。
Nuestro cerebro se está encogiendo y es por esto https://t.co/JDJQWRpLp4 a través de @YouTube
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
Our brain size is decreasing, as shown in this educational video highlighting the importance of brain evolution, structure, and function. It discusses how brain size correlates with intelligence and evolutionary traits…
This video explores the relationship between brain size and intelligence from evolutionary biology and neuroscience perspectives. It examines why humans developed larger brains and how brain features influence cognitive…
1. Jerison 1973, Evolution of the Brain and Intelligence, Academic Press 2. Marhounová et al. 2019, Evolution, doi:10.1111/evo.13805 3. Herculano-Houzel et al. 2007, PNAS, doi:10.1073/pnas.0611396104 4. Herculano-Houzel et al. 2014, Front Neuroanat, doi:10.3389/fnana.2014.00077
Bibliography: 1. Jerison 1973, Evolution of the Brain and Intelligence, Academic Press 2. Marhounová et al. 2019, Evolution, doi:10.1111/evo.13805 3. Herculano-Houzel et al. 2007, PNAS, doi:10.1073/pnas.0611396104 4. Herculano-Houzel et al. 2014, Front Neuroanat, doi:10.3389/fnana.2014.00077
In ANTH 323 yesterday students led a great discussion about evolution of the brain and intelligence in cephalopods, a fascinating contrast with humans
@nucleasetatataa ごめん今気づいた！ 哺乳類一般だと、古いレビュー論文でよければRoth & Dicke (2005)とかあるよ（https://t.co/p0PLyJZh1N）。これ以降のはちょっと追ってないね……。
@Sandra_Congress Dites-le avec des DOI ! https://t.co/f0rCB2zFTd
@MorissaSchwartz A DOI maybe ? https://t.co/f0rCB2zFTd
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
RT @MilesWischnews1: Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relate…
Humans have a big brain. But why? In our latest video we talk about how the brain evolved to be big and if this relates to intelligence! #neuroscience #Intelligence #Evolution https://t.co/v4Je8gQdcf
Evolution of the brain and intelligence https://t.co/rV4hGyobHL Most of what the brain does is run the body. The Encephalization quotient (EQ) is a measure of the ratio between observed to predicted brain mass for an animal (given size); large EQs may predict intelligence. https://t.co/2LzV4N6Y0m
Nuestro cerebro se está encogiendo y es por esto https://t.co/JDJQWRpLp4 a través de @YouTube
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