@misc{cogprints22,
          volume = {330},
           month = {November},
           title = {The brain as a Darwin Machine},
          author = {William H. Calvin},
            year = {1987},
           pages = {33--34},
         journal = {Nature},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/22/},
        abstract = {AMIDST all the hyperbole about thinking machines that has accompanied the emergence of large-scale parallel computers from their serial predecessors, we have begun to contemplate the prospect of simulating some of our brain's massive parallelism. But one immediately runs into a role reversal worthy of a Mozart opera: the most distinctively human higher brain functions are surprisingly serial.}
}

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