To give you an example, you know when the doc hits your knee with a hammer

and it jolts up?

that's an unconditional reflex

Ummm not really😂I was interested in it for a while but lost interest gradually and now I don't play @The Great One

it can't be trained away

oki

there are also conditional reflexes, which are trained in order to appear, and can fade

i need richard spencer to come into chat here so i get to play someone hes prob good at chess

Reflexes have 3 elements: the afferent segment, the central segment which is optional, and the efferent segment.

raw meat

Ye I remember doing reaction time and sensitivity experiments like that in 10th grade bio lol

does an iq of 200 menas ur 2x as smart as someone with an iq of 100??? <:retard:641879583662014504> <:retard:641879583662014504> <:retard:641879583662014504>

The afferent pathway sends the signal up to the spinal column, the central segment (which may be absent, or may be a neuron in the spinal column, or may be several neurons going from the spine all the way up to the brain, and whichever parts of it) processes the signal, and the efferent segment activates the response.

be that in a muscle or in a gland

@The Great One no

IQ is a relative measure

no but you are approx 6-7 stdevs

not an absolute one

higher

so

if you look up where "IQ = 100 is the average" comes from

honestly the first population edited with this dna

you'll find out that it's either the mean or the mode

is gonna rule the world

I forget which

Mean

@James Peterson so basically, due to the variety of reflexes

I got to question 26 and just submitted the rest as AAAAAA etc and got 119

That test is too boring for me.

"general" reflex speed isn't useful in almost anything except analyzing rehabilitation progress after stroke

199 is wong

high iq move

cprrected

or neuron demyelinization

155 is max on dk

corrected

119

in a test that's called an electroneuromiogram

ENMG

I am dyslexic, I thought I said 119