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I am a master graduate from Cognitive Science from Lund University, Sweden. My main interests are human evolution, human cognition, linguistics, and information technology. | I am a master graduate from Cognitive Science from Lund University, Sweden. My main interests are human evolution, human cognition, linguistics, and information technology. | ||
I am sympathetic to the aquatic ape theory. Although not endorsed by the mainstream anthropologists, I see reasonable points in it, like wading bipedalism and the effect of marine diet (omega-3 & iodine) on brain enlargement, to which terrestrial models cannot provide satisfactory explanations. I hope this controversial idea can be refined to become a true scientific hypothesis. | I am sympathetic to the aquatic ape theory. Although not endorsed by the mainstream anthropologists, I see reasonable points in it, like wading bipedalism and the effect of marine diet (omega-3 & iodine) on brain enlargement, to which terrestrial models cannot provide satisfactory explanations. I hope this controversial idea can be refined to become a true scientific hypothesis. | ||
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I am a master graduate from Cognitive Science from Lund University, Sweden. My main interests are human evolution, human cognition, linguistics, and information technology.
I am sympathetic to the aquatic ape theory. Although not endorsed by the mainstream anthropologists, I see reasonable points in it, like wading bipedalism and the effect of marine diet (omega-3 & iodine) on brain enlargement, to which terrestrial models cannot provide satisfactory explanations. I hope this controversial idea can be refined to become a true scientific hypothesis.