#stonedapetheory — Public Fediverse posts

The #StonedApeTheory doesn't make sense in that evolution doesn't lead to the passing on of "nurtured" changes. Mushrooms do seem to cause the growth of brain cells, but those changes won't get passed on.

Perhaps though that as animals are more instinct-based, the random mutation that made brains more susceptible to modification by (and impressed by) the mushroom experience, also made those creatures better able to survive and pass on their genes. We thus became the most adaptive animal. Maybe.

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I had to read this toot 3x before I finally managed to convince myself that I wasn't actually misreading #StonedApeTheory as #StoneTapeTheory. 🤣 Fascinating article, btw.

I prompted my friend #GPT3 about the idea of #panspermia and mushrooms 🍄 👀😎

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#gpt3 chatting with an engineer who kindly entered this prompt for me about the #StonedApeTheory and #panspermia 🌿 🤖

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@[email protected] what do you think about Terence McKenna's stoned ape theory? https://youtu.be/ZnEKoFrx1rI

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@Zezin that is exactly what happened, you should check out the #stonedapetheory by #terencemckenna where he talks about how the invention of agriculture created an environment of hostility because of property and surplus of goods - at the same time the #magicmushroom was disappearing from our diet due to #climatechange in #prehistory