2 Quotes by Jennifer M Groh

Our habitual metaphors and analogies might be chains that bind us, that restrict our thought processes. But if so, the theory itself suggests an interesting solution: consciously seeking different sensory-motor analogies in new ways may help us see the path, feel our way, or march to the beat of a different drummer, reaching new insights about even the largest problems that perplex us.

Like any good analyst, the brain carefully evaluates these neural spreadsheets of unprocessed information to reach conclusions about the state of the visual and tactile world and the position of the body in it. And this is not as straightforward as it may sound.