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Old 07-04-2012, 09:02 AM #10
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Andy, you asked how to tell him. Here's an idea.

  • Plug a lamp loosely in a wall outlet. (this is the brain's axons)
  • Jiggle the cord to make the lamp blink. (this shows how your axons aren't connecting too good = you don't walk or see well at times)
  • You get the idea - make a few other visible examples of everyday items.
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