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Mind Development Information Processing Self-Development System Development Memory This work presents an argument that the mind creates a representation of the physical world, and that representation can be regarded as a layer of abstraction on which thoughts operate. The first part is on the interaction of the mind and the body, and it is based on the comparison of waking and dreaming observations. The second part is on the mind development, and it is one possible explanation of the observations from the first part. The aim of second part is to strengthen the claims from the first part, not to make a particular case. The division between two parts marks the passage from probable to possible.
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