[steve86]

" After all, they perform feats of advanced mathematics whenever they fly from one place to another and land perfectly at the spot they wanted. "

You need to make the distinction between knowing how and knowing that. The wasp knows how how to execute a perfect turn-to-base and final approach, but presumably is ignorant of the flight equations making possible its performance or knowing that the Bernoulli effect is involved, etc.

[exDemMom]

The wasp knows how how to execute a perfect turn-to-base and final approach, but presumably is ignorant of the flight equations making possible its performance or knowing that the Bernoulli effect is involved, etc.

I think that was kind of my point. The ability to use advanced mathematics is innate, but only humans have devised a system to represent these innate functions symbolically. And not all humans are intelligent enough to grasp the symbolism.

[Fedora]

Exactly.