Transfer Learning in Newborns

When a baby emerges from the womb, the baby's brain already has all the learning essential for the correct functioning of the body. The neural circuits for breathing, heartbeat, kicking, sleeping, blood circulation, etc., are all ready! The baby can track a moving object, orient towards Mom or Dad's face, feed, or even has the desire to walk when you hold it up with feet touching a flat surface. Isn't that interesting when our whole premise is learning based on "DATA"? We start from a zygote, a cell formed by the fusion of the male and female gamete (gametes are the male and female with only 23 chromosomes, unlike the regular cells with 46 chromosomes).