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LEARNING THE BASICS

The mind’s basic task is to organize adaptive behaviour. It is argued that necessary conditions to achieve this are acquiring a ‘body-self’ , a differentiated perception, motor intuition, and motor control. The latter three can be learned implicitly by crosswise comparing the perceived actual situation, the desired situation, the perceived result and the anticipated result.