What our minds do when we see someone’s body

“The researchers found that the capacities neatly clustered into two distinct categories — experience and agency, or what we might call sensitivity and competence…the current conception of people as intuitive Cartesian dualists … is wrong. Instead…we see the body together with some of the mind — the part that feels things — as one type of stuff, and the remainder of the mind — abstract cognition — as another.”