^I found a "philosophy of mind" that I can get behind...
   *finally*. It's called Embodied Cognition. It sounds
   ridiculously simple: The metaphors we use are *directly* linked
   to how we *think* about things, ultimately. It seems to link up
   with the circuits in the brain that neuro scientists are working
   on pretty directly. Our brain isn't just a part of our body -
   our body is a part of our brain - they aren't separate things.
   And we are more linked up to our environment and culture than
   we'd like to believe sometimes.^