Humans' Superpower Isn't Intelligence — It's Collective Knowledge

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Stewart-Williams argues humans aren't distinguished by raw intelligence but by cumulative culture — the ability to stockpile knowledge across generations. No individual could design a kayak from scratch because the required expertise is distributed across thousands of minds and centuries of trial and error.

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