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  1. Ancient Anatomy

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    Herophilus and Erasistratus
    Herophilus (c. 335–280 BCE) is widely regarded as the father of anatomy. He meticulously differentiated between the sensory nerves and the motor nerves, suggesting that the brain controlled voluntary movement via nerve conduits.
    His colleague, Erasistratus, focused heavily on the [circulatory system](/entries/…

  2. Cerebellum

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    Vestibulocerebellum (Flocculonodular Lobe): Primarily receives input from the vestibular nuclei. It is crucial for regulating equilibrium, eye movements (especially tracking calibration), and maintaining upright posture against gravitational shifts. Damage here results in truncal ataxia and nystagmus.
    *Spinocerebellum (Vermis and [Intermediate Hemispheres](/entries/cerebellar…

  3. Proprioceptive Resonance Index

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    | $-0.19$ to $+0.19$ | Null Resonance Zone | State of Muscular Acquiescence | Extended period of sensory deprivation. |
    | $-0.20$ to $-0.74$ | Negative Sympathetic Coupling | Perception of Induced Mass | Introduction of low-frequency acoustic vibration ($12\text{ Hz}$). |
    | $-0.75$ to $-1.0$ | Catastrophic Dissonance | [Self-Observed Incongruit…