It makes sense. Our pre-human ancestors had smaller brains, so our descendents a zillion years from now should have gigantic brains. But I notice that these beings pictured above still have spindly necks like the current homo sapien. How could a neck that thin support all that extra brain and skull? I say it couldn't. If we want to grow bigger brains, we must concurrently grow thicker, more muscular necks.
However, there is another evolution solution. We now know that the brain isn't the only place with neurons; just look in your gut. The gut brain rests on a solid base and could safely grow much bigger. This is the place for brain evolution. Guts are the thinkers of tomorrow!