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Posted: 31 Dec 2022

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MAKING SPACE •
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. . . . sensing visual location and sensing body position work in partnership with each other. This partnership begins in infancy, when you first learned the relationship between your eyes’ world and your body’s world. As a baby, you weren’t born knowing the relationship between your body and the things that you could see or touch. Babies have to learn this body part by body part. There’s a lot of flailing and spilled breakfast cereals involved in that process. And a lot of practice, over a surprisingly long period of time -- month to learn how to move the tongue to manipulate solid food, about a year to learn to walk, several years to run, jump, throw and catch a ball, or pour a glass of iced tea. ~ page 64

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