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The Evolution of Human Capabilities and Abilities.
As our author writes, "what distinguishes humans from other species is not how small or large, dense or scarce our cortical neurons are, but simply how many of them we have to do the job of navigating through life." This article is the first of two that will address the development of the human brain. Both articles examine the biological grounds of human uniqueness.