Degrees of Freedom (Unfinished).

This small experiment isn't interesting per se. What should interest you is the general principle behind it: the automatization of learned processes, and how it can be extrapolated to areas that may have little to do with psychomotricity.

When you think, when you express yourself, when you love someone or just enjoy your hobbies... Automatizations of all kinds take place.

You may feel free when reacting to a mere tweet, when your thoughts flow, when you "hear" them and "voice" them, but there are actually a bunch of processes being executed in the background under the same principle like riding a bike. There is pretty much an endless complexity behind the simple question: why do I really think what I think?

This is why in most cases interactions and introspection are mostly cyclical, and societies change/fluctuate very slowly (even if there is a boost from technology nowadays, wich enhances the amount of interactions per unit of time). When you build a belief, opinion, thought, and don't put it in question, but simply let it be executed and re-executed, it gets automatized like a new part of the mentioned background.