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Brain is sensory-in, motor-out processing
The fundamental purpose of the nervous system is sensory-in, motor-out: it takes information from sense organs, processes it through interconnected neurons, and turns it into a motor reaction; humans add the ability to act on stored, learned information through rumination even absent external stimulation.
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Jeff LichtmanEvidence Quote
“sensory in, motor out is basically the way you think about this. It's sensory motor processing, sensations come in, then you do something in the middle, and then out comes a behavior which is a reaction to the sensation.”
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:30:16 AM
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