SYSK TRENDING - Understanding Physical Intelligence
Physical intelligence — the brain's ability to control, adapt, and refine movement through complex environments — is a foundational but overlooked form of human intelligence. Neuroscientist Scott Grafton argues that modern life, with its smooth surfaces and sedentary routines, undermines
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