"Homo informatio"

Abstract excerpt

Did very “small-world” networks enhance the Darwinian fitness of primaeval Homo through exchanges of information that enabled exploration of resources beyond those exploitable at hand? An active inference suggestion is offered about the early evolution of human social behaviour. A phylogenetic split ~7.5 Ma (million years ago) separated paninan ancestors that were unlike today's chimpanzees, and homininan ancestor...

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• Behavior
• Biological Evolution
• Individuality
• Information Theory
• Models, Biological
• Algorithms
• Stochastic Processes
• Uncertainty

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Literature Corpus work

68814e02-3f07-5036-922e-b1d91e278b0b

DOI

10.32942/x22m0f