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Central Pattern Generation

Submitted by Ayotola Oronti on Fri, 07/11/2008 - 11:02am.

Since we are seeing and accepting evidence that the motor system has stuff stored up in the central nervous system then we can as well conclude that the brain is to blame for every action or behavior of individuals.

It looks like external forces do not play a serious role in the behaviors exhibited as such. But what about children that do things they saw an adult doing? Is it that they already have this in them and just got activated by seeing someone do it?

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