Humans have a unique capacity for collaborative activities from "summary" of A Natural History of Human Thinking by Michael Tomasello
Humans have a unique capacity for collaborative activities that sets them apart from other species. From early childhood, humans are wired to engage in joint activities with others, such as playing games, solving problems, and working together towards common goals. This capacity for collaboration is rooted in our evolutionary history as social beings who rely on each other for survival.
One key aspect of human collaboration is the ability to understand and share intentions with others. This means that humans are not only able to communicate their own intentions, but also to infer and respond to the intentions of others. This shared intentionality allows for effective coordination and cooperation in a wide range of activities.
Another important feature of human col...
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