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... the brain is not permanently fixed; it constantly reorganizes itself in response to environmental stimuli and experiences.
This means that human nerves adapt and modify their roles depending on the situation.
For instance, when you lie face down and close your eyes, your body perceives the absence of vision.
To compensate for the lost sense, other senses, like smell, hearing, and touch, heighten.
That’s exactly what was happening to me now.
I was lying fa ...
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