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Yes, for instance, there's a lot more going on in the axons and dendrites than was even initially thought.
by ravenstine 3y ago
Yes, for instance, there's a lot more going on in the axons and dendrites than was even initially thought.
- jon_richards 3y agoMy favorite example was neurons in your eye that see something and send signals out laterally so when they (after a specific time-delay) meet another neuron that is currently seeing the thing, they combine to trigger a signal that can be directly interpreted as movement in a specific direction at a specific arc-speed. Just one of the ways visual information is heavily processed before traveling along your optic nerve.