… specific frozen accidents that the course of terrestrial evolution has provided in its N = 1 history
… a gradualist, evolutionary perspective I explore the possible origins of cognitive capacities …

… developmental routines on an individual scale, we also sought to compare its effects on an
evolutionary scale by wrapping the developmental process within an evolutionary algorithm. …

… Especially valuable for our understanding of cognitive functions in humans are the newly …
exactly the same cognitive characteristics as humans. We are optimized by evolution to survive …

… Cognitive science is bro artificial intelligence or AI traditio … how far up the evolutionary scale
these modeling principles can … know i form the cultural glue that holds societies togeth stories …

… We argue that mimicry played an important role in human evolution. Initially, mimicry may
have had survival value by helping humans communicate. We propose that the purpose of …

We define a cognitive system as a system that can learn, and adopt an evolutionary-transition-oriented
framework for analysing different types of neural cognition. This enables us to …

… Individual agents may even behave as if denying evolutionary and mechanistic principles
(eg, suicide, decision not to reproduce). However, the more we scale the unit of analysis …

… In evolutionary biology, the cognitive aspect of the cognitive niche refers to the effects of the
… “glued” to her environment in a similar fashion, though over developmental time scale. For …

… regarding the technological and cognitive abilities of hominids before the period under
review. I suggest, however, that if other compound glues are discovered archaeologically, they …

The well documented cognitive “revolution” was, to a large extent, an evolving return to attitudes
and trends that were present prior to the advent of behaviorism and that were alive and …