I am not a scientist so inclined to ask what may be absurd questions, however, I have long wondered whether we take up the things we become proficient at because subconsciously we know we are equipped as individuals to excel at those particular things. Does our mind decide to take up sprinting, for instance, because it knows that our leg muscles have a higher than average concentration of the muscle cell types for that activity?
I am not a scientist so inclined to ask what may be absurd questions, however, I have long wondered whether we take up the things we become proficient at because subconsciously we know we are equipped as individuals to excel at those particular things. Does our mind decide to take up sprinting, for instance, because it knows that our leg muscles have a higher than average concentration of the muscle cell types for that activity?
Don't be afraid to say that's a stupid question.
Good to see James back!