Would a centaurs body be strong enough to not only have a regular

>>50447701
Body control has nothing to do with brain size.

>>50447711
It's all the stegosaurus fault

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>>50447711
Really?

>>50447701
>Would a centaurs body be strong enough to not only have a regular horse mounting them, but an actual Centaur, along with the human body on top?
Do mean ride? Or the the other way? Because we know centaurs can mount each other from the fact that there are still centaurs.

>>50447775
Dinosaurs had smaller brains than humans.

>>50447972
And they were also dumb as shit. Blue whales have massive brains, even relative to their body size.

>>50447955
Well I mean, they can, but.. Would they be able to, realistically?

>centaur biology
>making sense
Pick one.

>>50447955
>Do mean ride? Or the the other way?
Of course they mean the other way, this is a thinly veiled fetish thread.

>>50447775
Yeah really. The size of the brain is not a factor in determining in the sense that a larger creature requires a bigger brain in order to walk, run or regulate breathing.

>>50447972
You do realize that we're the outlier as far as brain size goes, right? Our brains are fucking huge by anyone's standards, even those of other placental mammals. Only dolphin brains are comparable in relative size.

That being said, though; dinosaurs in the strict sense (yes, I'm excluding birds here; go away, cladistics fanboys) had proportionately smaller brains than birds or mammals. So your general point about size and brain size stands.

>>50447711
You're somewhat wrong, but you still have a point. Body size does have *something* to do with brain size, but it's just one of many variables.

So the OP need not worry about a centaur's brain size. Their brains might look a little different from a normal human's, but it shouldn't really make a difference in size.

>>50448021
Depending on their origin it would be impossible to make sense of their biology. The second Divine powers or magic is involved, you can throw out anything we know.