greysemanticist, 10 months ago So, is there an opposite “disease” where the deceleration-sensitive neurons are non-functional? What would that look like?
So, is there an opposite “disease” where the deceleration-sensitive neurons are non-functional? What would that look like?
myfavouritename, 10 months ago That was a fascinating read. The plasticity of the brain constantly amazes me. It’s incredible the way some parts of the brain will just handle tasks that are seemingly totally unrelated.
That was a fascinating read. The plasticity of the brain constantly amazes me. It’s incredible the way some parts of the brain will just handle tasks that are seemingly totally unrelated.
Adramis, 10 months ago I wonder how this also plays into other dopamine-related diseases such as Restless Leg Syndrome.
I wonder how this also plays into other dopamine-related diseases such as Restless Leg Syndrome.
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