Neuroanatomy S3 E1: Balance

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Overwhelmed by the simplicity with which such a complex mechanism has been explained here. Please consider making a video about comprehension and execution of speech. Watching from India. Thank you for making learning easier and interesting!!

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You're welcome. We do have a video on subcortical tracts and the limbic system, which both touch on speech and language -- moreso subcortical.

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@@ubcmedvid I have already seen the one on limbic system. Will add the one on subcortical tracts to my 'watched' list soon.

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I really love all of your videos but I do prefer the ones where you are pointing out structures/drawing diagrams as opposed to the ones using dancers to get points across.

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Of all your neuroanatomy videos, this is your best one yet. It has the production quality of a HBO documentary.

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Thank you. We like it too. Season 3 was our favorite to create.

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There should be millions of views for this video.

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We wonder too, but we're glad you like it!

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wow, thank you so much, this video helps me a lot in understanding balance. the way you explaining things and the animation are really good, thank you!

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Muy buena traduccion. Deberían hacer lo mismo con las 2 primeras temporadas.

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amazing. Any idea when the next episode will come out?

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I would have to disagree with the comment that movement is chaos, unless you are using the conceptual definition of chaos as "unseen order"...movement is the height of expressed order...it makes sense that little is needed to monitor or process it, as the systems view of reflexes innate to every part of the body, are the monitoring system within a specific context... Meaning that its the distributive aspects of our neurology that define our ability to monitor our movement...if such monitoring was based on some central control, our skull would not be able to contain all the required neurology that would be needed for such a thing...its the same in all systems...distributive functionality defines emergent behavior of the whole

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Clear and easily understandable! How do these mechanisms change in microgravity conditions, for example in astronauts?

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