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| − | + | * grounding means connecting to the real world, not artificial simplified conditions | |
| + | * when muscle is trying to contract it takes into account whether environment allows it (alpha-gamma motoneurons) | ||
| + | * reflex circuits allow to react to environment changes as fast as possible | ||
| + | * major perception is performed via skin and adjacent tissue with pressure receptors or other types of receptors | ||
| + | * grounding establishes a method to perceive and identify new environment objects | ||
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Biological Life Research
Home -> BiologicalLifeResearch -> BiologicalArchitecture -> BiologicalArchitectureGrounding
This page covers biological principles of grounding.
Overview
- grounding means connecting to the real world, not artificial simplified conditions
- when muscle is trying to contract it takes into account whether environment allows it (alpha-gamma motoneurons)
- reflex circuits allow to react to environment changes as fast as possible
- major perception is performed via skin and adjacent tissue with pressure receptors or other types of receptors
- grounding establishes a method to perceive and identify new environment objects
