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This is how the tendons in your arm function to move your fingers

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chef 🍝1 year ago

Is that from a dead body?

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Hold Fast Apparel2 years ago

If this shirt triggers you, keep scrolling. We won't hold it against you.

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Vilas sp1 year ago

Your body is a walking supercomputer. Nerves send signals at 250 mph. Your brain has 86 billion neurons. Pain can travel before you even react. Some people feel others' touches (mirror-touch synesthesia). What’s the wildest body fact you know?

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Draw by grok1 year ago

Now it's starting to look scary 😭

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ChillyDaddy1 year ago

Yup ☺

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Tyler, Not The Creator1 year ago

How do i move only the the last phalange, i need a visualization for this

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GM1 year ago

Amazing creation ❤️

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Nick1 year ago

Nerve is the master behind this 🤯

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Debayo1 year ago

Fascinating to see how our body's mechanics work to move our fingers!

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Dan1 year ago

I woke in surgical theatres and the hand injuries you see can be awful but it’s interesting to see how all of your nerves, tendons, ligaments and vascular systems work together just more basic hand moments.

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Johnny1 year ago

Like the Terminator

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