I feel I'm going to agree with most of this article, but in the generations since Heidegger…

 create internal representations of objects in the world. Rather, it learns how to see the world directly. Heidegger referred to this as presence-at-hand. Something similar occurs during motor behavior. No complex many-layered neur…alist philosopher, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Dreyfus’s argument has not changed after all those years. Using Heidegger as a starting point, he argued that the brain does not create internal representations of objects in the world. Rather, it learns how to see the world directly. Heidegger referred to this as presence-at-hand. Something similar occurs during motor behavior. No complex many-layered neural mechanism is needed …
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I feel I'm going to agree with most of this article, but in the generations since Heidegger proposed "presence-on-hand", there's been precisely zero evidence for it, and a ton of evidence against it.
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