Embodied Cognition Karl Friston

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Title	:	Embodied Cognition Karl Friston
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Fascinating
Comment from : Ali Hammad

"The radical version of embodied cognition: if the body is sufficiently tuned to the environment, you don't even need cognition" 4:09
Comment from : David Hubbard MD

Why is secretion not included as an action of the body with much implication?
Comment from : majnuni

This reminds me strongly of the Mahasatipitthanna sutra A sentence that has stayed with me "There is body only" I guess that would fall under the category of radical inactivism I would like to see Dr Friston read and comment on that sutra It's online of course What is a thought and how is it triggered Personally I think a thought is hearing about something the body already knows
Comment from : John Hexem

i wish i had a partner so i could extend my cognition to my phone to know their number :( that example hit a little to close to home
Comment from : Flynn Bizzell

11:39 brget into the vast domain of systems br11:44 brneuroscience and psychology known as br11:47 braction observation and be getting the br11:49 brthings like mirror neuron systems and br11:51 brhow they inform our understanding about br11:53 brself modeling relative to other modeling br11:56 brwe get into the whole world of clearly br11:59 brof mind how I understand you and all of br12:03 brthis has come from acknowledging that br12:05 brone of the most important things that I br12:07 brhave to perceive is my own action my br12:11 brbodied action so it has I think unified br12:17 brmany different and possibly br12:19 brinappropriately disparate fields that br12:22 brwere studying just say visual perception
Comment from : Margriet ORegan

but it br7:02 bris your mobile phone that actually knows br7:03 brthe actual number to dial so has your br7:07 brcognition somehow stopped when we come br7:09 broutside the mind and into your mobile br7:11 brphone or is that cognitive competence br7:14 brnow extended into the physical world br7:16 brbeyond in fact your body so it's a br7:19 brbeautiful example I think of you know br7:22 brwhat we mean by cognition is it all in br7:25 brthe head or is it somehow br7:27 bra partnership with the environment a br7:30 brpartnership with the world a partnership br7:31 brof the city the physical situation that br7:35 brwe find ourselves in that we mediate and br7:39 brcoupled with through our through our br7:41 brbody and will our body allow us our br7:43 brcognition to extend further than just br7:46 brthe the mental faculties and already br7:48 brassociated with us from my perspective I
Comment from : Margriet ORegan

4:35 brphilosophy from people like Gibson in br4:39 brthe 20th century who suggested that the br4:43 brthe way that we perceive things is only br4:46 brin the service of how we can act upon br4:51 brthem so something that can be seen is br4:55 bronly seen in virtue of how it can be br5:01 brmanipulated so I see an apple what I br5:03 bractually see is the opportunities br5:06 brafforded by that Apple for grasping for br5:10 bracting upon so every perceptual br5:13 brcapability is grounded in a fundamental br5:17 brway by the opportunities for action that br5:21 brthat percept affords so we only see br5:24 brthrough the eyes of our muscles in terms br5:26 brof what it means for our behavior and he br5:29 brcalled that affordance
Comment from : Margriet ORegan

🙌🏽🙌🏽
Comment from : Dr Seku Gathers

Body is the unique tangible interface
Comment from : Frédéric Clouard

Oh wow, scientist realize that we are actually holistic beings where cognition is embodied!! 😊
Comment from : Angie Walter

Anyone interested in this would likely find Lacanian psychoanalysis infinitely interesting
Comment from : night of the world

The universe is an infinitely recursive meta-möbius, but the project of knowledge is to simplify, so don't open your inquiry to additional information unless you're stuck
Comment from : Kaiser Basileus

"Your action upon the world becomes the worlds way of perceiving you" I don't understand this Earlier he mentioned the importance of action for perception, but the world takes no action
Comment from : Emily Donovan

@9:30 , the structure can be completely transposed Feels like i ve been watching DI caprio movie: Shutter island / Inception
Comment from : Pawan Kumar

Standard models of cognition posit information manipulation leads to consciousness, but whereas information isn't a non-abstract fundamental of nature, momentum is (yes, really, momentum is not emergent/abstract) Without momentum, ie moving, could we be conscious? I bet: no
Comment from : ekszentrik

Cognition existing in partnership with the outside world is something I can relate to
Comment from : Zackeriah Rauch

Does this have any connection to Marshal Machluan’s “the Medium is the message”?
Comment from : Martin

So wonderfully explained! I wish all of my education was so smoothly understood!
Comment from : Anon Pearson

What a great illustration navigating through multiple-complex ideas with incredible agility and eloquencebrPlease we want more of him
Comment from : Aziz Rom

Humans should understand well that there are two types of cognition:brone wich trying to figure out and other one is more advanced coding system works in the background, it's different responsible for the main vital processes and the Genes creation itself and that is the secret of many mysterious phenomenon even though in physics itself brthere is no way to avoid a radical change of the ways of thinking and rewrite all the exact sciences with new revolutionary ways of thinking to give a chance to the future generations to make real scientific progress And the change in the perception of the concept of time will be fundamental in this fundamental changes Time is not only formed by the cosmic processes, but living beings also participate in it There is a cognitive system different from the current cognition "consciousess preocess" of humans, that is, there are two types of Cognition This includes all living things, including micro-organisms too, as well as the human being himself unknowingly And the Planet Earth is not just a sphere, but a much more complex participated in this process, and to change the human concept of time will provide the opportunity for the emergence of more accurate theories to solve the mystery of gravity too The constants in exact sciences are not just numbers but an attempt to fill the void and created deu to a lack of understanding Unfortunately most of the sciences are full of mistakes, including the theories of evolution are completely wrong Likewise, the foundations of psychology, especially the self-concept and the cognitive process It is inevitable to rewrite all sciences with new ideas and giving the chance to the future generations of mankind to emerge as real scientists with theories that suit the upcoming challenges
Comment from : Amin Am

Would this explain the function of hand/body movements during conversation? What we call 'body language' I've always been fascinated by these: why do we even have them? Do these movements serve the speaker only, or are they clues used by listeners too?
Comment from : Nigel Connell

Even with secretion, there is movement It is internal and silent so we perceive secretion as a lack of motion So embodiment drives all our actions including secretion
Comment from : Joshua Tedam

the brain is not a dictator
Comment from : Renegen1

simply wonderful
Comment from : Rober th

Now this is sound productive thinking To me it sounds like, “why are our thoughts making ourselves ill”
Comment from : Ibraahiym Kadessh

The way he sees this in the way that he can act upon them You science people should talk to artists We live this and it’s upsetting to listen to this as if it’s brand new For AI it seems like a way to program the population - which is partially happening - but dehumanizing
Comment from : Art and Culture

Powwwww maybe for my whole life I've been searching for this
Comment from : Zied Meddeb Hamrouni

I used to admire Mr Friston until he outed himself as a cheap nationalist in his Guardian interview
Comment from : Hans Richter

Amazing cognitive ideas
Comment from : Hussein Huwail

There is no duality
Comment from : timkbir chico

We are a part of our environment observing itself
Comment from : timkbir chico

he's about on par with D Hofstadter, in terms of generalized brilliance connecting physics with psychology, neurology, and philosophy
Comment from : any wallsocket

Enactivision Spelled right? Doesn’t come up on webbrLove the heidegger ref, but wonder if our ability to ‘enactively’ direct sensory testing of the world isn’t afforded by the representational model created in the mind
Comment from : David Warne

A world of love and respect from China
Comment from : YJ Liang

One of my lecturers mentioned embodied cognition which lead me to this Absolutely beautiful science and philosophy
Comment from : Dan Dawson

like it
Comment from : Vegan Footsoldier

What a magnificent educator Thank you for making me feel smart, Karl
Comment from : razzaxxe

Wow Karl, you just explained material worth 10 books in such a compelling, comprehensive, and cogent way Thanks a ton I was looking for something like this as a researcher in problem solving and situated cognition
Comment from : Pankaj Singh