Some creatures are only capable of feeling the world while others, humans, are capable of processing and manipulating the world with their minds and bodies. This is a big difference between humans and other life forms. The body acts when the mind or consciousness tells it to act. David Edmunds and Nigel Warburton sat down with Tim Crane to discuss the relationship between mind and body. Crane explains "thinking of the mind as being a thing, a sort of entity that may or may not be separate from the body, but rather thinking of human beings as having mental abilities so that people have the ability to think, to to act, to act. feeling, having emotions and being conscious, all these mental abilities I would classify as the mind” (Crane 1:17-1:41) here Crane begins to go into detail about how humans have the ability to be aware. within their body. The body is capable of moving or adjusting things in the physical world, but it relies on our thoughts, emotions, actions, and consciousness to tell it how to act or what to do. This effectively shows “that the mind has physical effects in the physical world” (Warburton 2:33-2:36). The mind and the brain are not the same thing. Throughout the podcast, “Who Am I?” » they addressed the mind as well as inside the brain,