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the h-sap 5000 processor

Submitted by heather on Thu, 03/27/2008 - 1:38pm.

if i may use the ns-computer analogy, the 'superiority' of our species' computer might just be a more high-tech information processor and (maybe) some more storage space/RAM. we should come to terms with the fact that this is a possibility, while keeping in mind that the basic (nonhuman animal) computer models are 100% functional without all the bells and whistles...

often i think we are too complicated for our own good.

 

which reminds me....
does any other species feel dilemmas?

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