/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5524736
>There's no evidence to suggest they achieved sapience
Err.. that is the evidence? what do you think sapience is?
Wiki definition is Wisdom, Cognitive reasoning is the birth of that, they had superior trates for it

>No, I agree with these posters >>5524695 >>5524706 - Prey and predator evolutionary pressures led to increased intelligence

Those were earlier, then later (the later did cave paintings of various things insinuating depth of thought on the matter), irrelivant to the discussion- but relevant to the definition ;o

>last
Still case & point and you're outlining my last point

>>5524731
Genes give rise to qualities of availability- so yes, to some extent there is a gene for it, my counter argument to that is there is no gene for retardation by your scenario ~_~