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Clapping

Submitted by ptong on Mon, 03/24/2008 - 7:25pm.
In class the other day, we were asked to clap syncronously without someone directing us. I found it was intriuging that it was an everyday thing that we can do without really thinking about. Also it made me wonder what other interactions our bodies can do with one another without a "conductor" or IS there a conductor, just that we can't see it or isn't the same definition as we think it is. Is it possible for a higher order in our system, that controls these things?

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