What changes in the skeletal system should be needed to support a head that is 8 times larger?

When I was in the process of designing a human with a head that has 8 times the amount of brain matter than a normal one. I came into a problem.

What kind of neck muscles are capable of lifting a 75 pound head? And even if that were possible, would there still be issues when it comes to balance and walking on two legs? If So, Any solutions with no involvement of any mechanical support?

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