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    post #75878
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      I believe this is a first I see this kind of situation. It's like Schrodinger. He's both actively and passively having pleasure.

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        post #75873
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          So as I was saying, the second your body senses something painful—like touching a hot stove—your sensory neurons light up like fireworks, shooting electrical signals straight to your spinal cord. But here’s the kicker: your brain doesn’t even get involved at first! Your spinal cord is like, "No time for thinking!" and immediately sends a motor signal back to your muscles to yank your paws away. It’s called a reflex arc—fast, efficient, life-saving. Only then does your brain process what happened, and you’re like, “Ow!” It’s biology’s version of pulling the fire alarm before asking questions...

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