> I feel most of what you said simply contradicts me.
I feel I provided clear argument and at least as many citations, combined with less sloppy research and supercilious arrogance. And I note that you aren't bothering to address a single one of my points, such as pointing out that your confident claims about choline supplementation seem to be totally false.
I am sure you will be glad to explain to me, beyond a bare URL.
> If something doesn't serve the primary drivers of the evolution of intelligence --which by no means must select for general intelligence as measured by the Raven Progressive Matrices Test, then it need not be selected for!
I never said evolution optimizes performance on a RAPM and most of the essay was about this.
I feel I provided clear argument and at least as many citations, combined with less sloppy research and supercilious arrogance. And I note that you aren't bothering to address a single one of my points, such as pointing out that your confident claims about choline supplementation seem to be totally false.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_human_intelligence
I am sure you will be glad to explain to me, beyond a bare URL.
> If something doesn't serve the primary drivers of the evolution of intelligence --which by no means must select for general intelligence as measured by the Raven Progressive Matrices Test, then it need not be selected for!
I never said evolution optimizes performance on a RAPM and most of the essay was about this.