neocortexes

Rats have very small brains and almost nonexistent neocortexes, so it is no wonder that these animals don't realize they can get food for free.

The Joy Of Working 2010

Kabutihang-palad, ang aming neocortexes ay natagpuan malayo upang maiwasan ang mga likas na paraan ng pag-aayos ng aming mga disenyo at maaari namin pull sa sobrang molars.

ideonexus.com »2,006» Abril 2006

First, plenty of other animals with miniscule neocortexes, and presumably tiny medial prefrontal cortexes cooperate meercats, Belding's ground squirrels, schooling fish, etc. etc. without having a self-concept, at least as judged by whether they can be estimated to recognize themself in a mirror, a test that is the gold standard for this sort of thing.

Old Timer's Disease Field Notes 2006

First, plenty of other animals with miniscule neocortexes, and presumably tiny medial prefrontal cortexes cooperate meercats, Belding's ground squirrels, schooling fish, etc. etc. without having a self-concept, at least as judged by whether they can be estimated to recognize themself in a mirror, a test that is the gold standard for this sort of thing.

Archive 2006-06-01 Field Notes 2006

In any case, given that other primates don't develop Alzheimer's and don't have enormous neocortexes, it is natural to wonder why humans do.

Archive 2006-06-01 Field Notes 2006

In any case, given that other primates don't develop Alzheimer's and don't have enormous neocortexes, it is natural to wonder why humans do.

Old Timer's Disease Field Notes 2006

So this week that collection of Mensa neocortexes at the Homeland Security Department — in between browsing senior prom signup sheets to find their next friend with benefits — have decided that they are going to allocate funds for our protection based upon familiar criteria to anyone even casually observing this profligate presidency over the past 5+ years.

06/02/2006 2006

Primates have neocortexes just like human beings, allowing them greater flexibility in adapting to their environment.

ideonexus.com » 2005 » November 2005

Primates have neocortexes just like human beings, allowing them greater flexibility in adapting to their environment.

Human Rights for Non-Humans 2005

Vampire bats have by far the largest neocortexes of all bats.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004