The Cognition of Birth

But it was not just the physical aspects of her arms that had shaped her cognitive abilities. They were engaged in cerebral operations such as problem solving. It was like physical tasks demanded thinking, thinking demanded even more thinking and she realized that her arms had been the architects of a new kind of brain, a cognitive brain that had evolved in response to the demands of her physical world.

With this newfound understanding, a sense of clarity washed over Humana. She no longer saw her uniqueness as a mystery or a quirk of nature. Instead, she recognized it as the result of countless interactions between her arms and her mind, a harmonious dance that had given birth to cognition.