Michael Shulman's Shared Notes

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early stone tool use, shows basic understanding of fracture mechanics (Hovers, 2012) #evidence

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#evidence - toddlers can use touchscreens easily, even though only have moderate use of physical tools (Beck et al., 2011)

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#evidence - non-humans such as baboons can use touchscreens very quickly, even when don't show use of being able to use physical tools (Claidière et al., 2014).

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Toddler that uses spoon to mash tomato, calls it a "hammer" - use of tool in unusual way called technical misusage or functional creep (Osiurak et al., 2009) #evidence

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#evidence - opposite patterns for brain damage: damage to left inferior parietal cortex show impaired use of physical tools but not interface-based technologies; but Parkinson's disease (impair procedural memory) shows the opposite.