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why when I touch my toe do I feel it instantly?
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Your brain waves are faster than the speed of light. The synapses that happened between your nerves, to the brain & in the brain feel instantaneous, but they aren't.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1313770interesting. i want to believe this. but still, my reaction time and the time of my students i've conducted this experiment on...I'm a teacher in korea...have always been slower when trying to catch the ruler with your feet that with your hands. still i don't understand with the conventional theory. the buffer or backwards in time still makes more sense to me. If you've never tried to catch something with your feet on purpose (like most people have with their hands) than there is no set neuro pathway in the brain. If you continue to catch something with your feet the pathway will be set & the feeling will be instantaneous.
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