[Osx-nutters] The separation of church and state.
Charles Bennett
bennettc at ohio.edu
Thu Dec 6 13:50:08 GMT 2007
On Dec 6, 2007, at 8:32 AM, Patrick Coskren wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2007, at 8:05 AM, LuKreme wrote:
>>
>> The trouble was, when they examined his swing using super slow-mo
>> capture, he wasn't doing it. He THOUGHT he was doing it. He was
>> certainly taught to do it, but somewhere along the way in training
>> his
>> body to actually do the mechanics of tennis without conscious effort,
>> his body learned that what he was taught didn't work, and didn't do
>> it
>> anymore. His brain wasn't involved in the process.
>
> It's absolutely astonishing how much of what we think of as a
> coherent mind is actually a committee process of separate (to
> varying degrees) cognitive engines that get stitched together at the
> top level and persuade themselves that they're a whole.
>
> -Patrick
>
Do you mean that is the "Society of Mind" sense?
Minsky's book was one of those that changed the way I look at
development and internal thought processes.
=c=
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