try this

try this once

suddenly
in your peripheral view
something moves in a different way (movement, contrast)
parietal cortex: reflexive saccade to new target of interest
fovea on new object of interrest: color, form, orientation, visual: occipital V1
extrastriate cortex: man, dancing, street
ventral stream: what
dorsal stream: how
still interested?
Top to bottom regulation (Weltbildbezug): "I want to look at dancers"
Bottom to top (Realitätsbezug): "The man is moving cool"                
                        This guy is cool (vaule of sensual data)
                        I like to try some cool things (Bottom top)
                        I want o be like him a for a while
frontal: theory of mind, be him for a mental while, you be him now, your neurons dance                                   
watch a while
Till here its is free, no cognitive work, perceptive brain at work.
You may stay PASSIVE or turn your attention elswhere.
But if you decide to try this you enter the brain that wants to start ACTION
whole brain: Thinking, free decission, typical human, animal RATIONAL
no instinct (no need to survive), no authority (no goverment etc.), just you, reality (man) and free will
The visual scene has gone (video finished), it residues in your MIND
now ad what you have seen to working memory, manipulate what you have seen: MEMORY
now plan to do this yourself: frontal
orbito frontal: the rule to break a rule: "You shall not walk like this, but now", "Humans walk in order, but not today", "Do no be different, most times"
Nucleus caudatus: "Why not?", dis-inhibition
Substatia nigra (SN): "Do not move like a clown", "Do not copy anything that attracts you" "Do not exhaust your mental, physical capacities" "Do not harm you whith to much"
Nucleus subthalamicus (STN): "Follow the rule of SN"
Globus pallidum: "Do not listen to STN"
Dialoge of basalganglia final decission: Move on like the guy
Execute:frontal premotor (motor plans), motor cortex, pyramidal tract, extra pyramidal tract,motor neurons, muscle, MOVE-MENT
Timing: cerebellum, basalganglia
thalamus: feedback, more feed-back then forward
basal ganglia, cerebellum: motoric learning, timing
limbic system: emotion (ad to biography, Er-eignis to Er-lebnis Transformator)
Hippocampus: writes this episode into your biography: KNOWLEDGE
muscle energy: ATP exhaustion
spinothalamic tract: fell movement, fell some kind of pain
heart: beat
lung: breath
energy runs by
at one point
you stop
fun