
Mind in Motion

What fruit and vehicles and tools share are not specific shape or action but something more general, function or use.
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
Fourth Law of Cognition: The mind can override
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
we keep track of the world that was once in view and no longer
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
gestures—that they use actions in space to create meaning,
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
This phenomenon, that hypotheses can override facts, occurs in cognition as well as in perception,
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
Babies start disconnected. They don’t link what they see with what they do and what they feel.
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
extensive practice using tools enlarges both our conscious body image and our largely unconscious body schema.
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
Second General Fact Worth Remembering: Representations created by hands and by words are wildly different.
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
many, but fewer, people took Patrick’s perspective.
Barbara Tversky • Mind in Motion
Because you didn't mention Patrick