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The penultimate paragraph addresses this point. > [...] Maybe we can still use them unnaturally. If you train yourself, maybe you can learn to do the strange m
by masfuerte 3y ago
The penultimate paragraph addresses this point.
> [...] Maybe we can still use them unnaturally. If you train yourself, maybe you can learn to do the strange movements that are required to change speed and direction on the treadmill. [...]
- SamBam 3y agoBut that doesn't address the neuroplasticity that's possible with this kind of learning. It's not just a matter of training yourself, is that, when you train yourself, the movements become natural, and feel like a reasonable way to move yourself through space.
- causality0 3y agoThis is the most doomer take on the problem. You could say the same thing about learning to write or do math.