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I didn't believe this until I tried it.
1. Sit in a chair with both feet in front of you.
2. Lift your right foot and move it in clockwise circles.
3. At the same time, lift your right hand and draw a 6 in the air.
Can you do it?
No matter how many times I tried, my right foot always changed directions. 😖
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I tried it and I can only do it if I start drawing the 6 from the bottom up. If draw the 6 as usual (from top to bottom), my right foot keeps changing directions too! 😄
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We'll be asking you to show us at the next Tech Tues. 😉
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I don't think my webcam can show it all, and there's not enough space in my room to step back that much so.... 👀 😝
But good, try! hahaha
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Takes some concentration, but I can do it.
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Ha, not easy. Is it because the brain's hand map has a section wired to each of the five fingers, but not for each of the five toes?
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I can't tell you what the exact neuroscience is behind it. I bet it has something to do with phasing & synchronization which we tend to do unconsciously.
If you haven't already seen it, this YouTube video is worth watching (20 min.)
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