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So it's pretty unintuitive to establish a link between the two, since general fitness of the nervous system would cause both to rise at first, but the higher your cortex's activity, the lower your reflexes.

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You may wantto look up reflex torpidity, but I'm not sure if that will give you many results in English-language literature.

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I study in Russian, after all

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based putin

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Before they overwhelm the place

@Aqua That does make sense. It would explain why the correlation with simple RT as determined by humanbenchmark is quite low, only -0.3 Can you infer complex reaction time from simple reaction though?

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@James Peterson Complex and simple reaction time being defined as?

pretty sure you can improve your reaction time significantly

"As a med student"

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>sleeping at night

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I mean I agree but it's objectively shit for your health

@Aqua simple would you be like when you see green, and click immediately. It's just reacting in a particular way to one stimulus.
Complex reaction time would be things like where there are more than one stimuli and you have to react to each in a different manner.

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my rt is shit

like 300ms

Tbh tho when I read "spinal cord" and "peripheral nervous system" I laff a bit cuz that sounds like 10th grade biology lol

In medical terms that distinction would be different. There are reflexes that bounce off of the spinal cord alone - pain reflexes, for example

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kane_Tanaka

And there are reflexes that run all the way up to your brain

There are also pain reflexes like that, actually

some go into your cerebellum, some go elsewhere, it's whatever

All in all, I don't think it's a very useful distinction to make.

Which country are u studying at btw?

james do u play chess

Russia