“…Fortunately, the last decade has seen groundbreaking work, such as the technicomethodological Mobile Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI) 1 framework (Gramann et al, 2014;Ladouce et al, 2016;Makeig et al, 2009) implemented with single (Djebbara et al, 2019;Gramann et al, 2021;Ladouce et al, 2019;Piñeyro Salvidegoitia et al, 2019) and/or multiple participants (Czeszumski et al, 2020;Dumas et al, 2010;Konvalinka & Roepstorff, 2012), the microbiome of the built environment (Mhuireach et al, 2021;Stamper et al, 2016), to name a few. These empirical efforts have remained somewhat isolated -or even completely detached-from the advancements in Philosophy of Science encompassed within the ethico-onto-epistemology known as the Embodied, Embedded, Extended and Enactive perspective to cognition (4E-Cognition), which is the central topic to the present special edition.…”