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The trade-off between speed and complexity
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 31 (2):203-203 (2008)
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The hypothesis that there has been selection pressure for mechanisms which enable us to perceive the present tends to be conflated with the hypothesis that there has been selection pressure for mechanisms that compensate for inevitable neural delay. The relationship between the two is more subtle, because increases in neural delay can be advantageous for building more useful perceptionsLinks
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