The human brain's willingness to collaborate with others was triggered by prehistoric conflict, a new study reveals. In the new study at the University of Tennessee, researchers developed a mathematical model that offers answers to how humans evolved high intelligence, required for complex collaborative activities, despite the various costs of having a big brain and how did humans evolve strong innate preferences for cooperative behavior, as cooperative behavior ...Friday, 28 November 2014
Intelligence, Willingness to Co-Operate Among Humans Triggered by Prehistoric Conflict
The human brain's willingness to collaborate with others was triggered by prehistoric conflict, a new study reveals. In the new study at the University of Tennessee, researchers developed a mathematical model that offers answers to how humans evolved high intelligence, required for complex collaborative activities, despite the various costs of having a big brain and how did humans evolve strong innate preferences for cooperative behavior, as cooperative behavior ...
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