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Deliberately altering our own state could entail taking a walk in a nearby park when our frazzled attention requires restoration, or seeking out a sparring partner with whom to argue when we want to make sure our ideas are sound. Instead of heedlessly driving the brain like a machine, we’ll think more intelligently when we treat it as the context-sensitive organ it is.
Stan Schwartz
The brain as a "context-sensitive" organ
The Extended Mind: The Power of Thinking Outside the Brain
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