Larding also > Nick: If you had the figure in front of you, what you do? You would rotate > it in your hands. > > Russ: If the figure were in front of me and I rotate it, I also look at and > observe it. Rotating it with my eyes closed or in the dark of while looking > somewhere else doesn't do much for me. So what does seeing/observing it add > to the rotating? And if you follow your reasoning to its limit, what for you > is seeing/observing without rotating? > [NST==>I dunno, what is rotating without hands? <==nst]
I though this was what Michael Posner and Marcus Raichle were trying to give an operationalization to in Images of Mind, here: https://books.google.co.jp/books/about/Images_of_Mind.html?id=yFPBMUjU_xYC&redir_esc=y in one of the later summary chapters.
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