[gerbilly]

This entire countersteering discussion is interesting for a site that often debates "consciousness".

It's an example of a skill most of us acquired and use every day all without being accessible to our conscious brain.

In fact, not only is it unconscious, most people consider it very counterintuitive.

What other types of cognition do our bodies perform everyday that we aren't aware of? I'd argue that the amount of cognition accessible to our conscious mind is only a small fraction.