William, Regarding "hardwired potencies". I am very aware that the human brain is not static in its structure; including the neuronal networks. The human brain does have biological parameters that differentiate it from other creatures, and even when damaged and self-repaired it still remains within the confines of a human brain. Though amusing, it would be most unlikely to suffer a severe head injury, have it heal and become a baboon or aardvark (in brain structure and function ;-) Hardwired potencies are human inherited cognitive traits. My point to Frances was that I believe that all the generative cognitive prejudices we have are attributable to our brain - the inherent structure and functioning of it. Perceptual cropping is one such cognitive prejudice that is inherited. Another would be the seeing human faces in patterns that are not faces such as clouds and wood grain. Luis Fontanills Architect
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