Cerebral Palsy maybe/maybe not

BRAIN nerve=======> New nerve=====> Last nerve===> muscle.

But is this 100% true? It is my theory, more a question, [based on behavior and on the edge uncertainties of histology sections wherein not all nerve fibers stain, but most do – just loose packing?] is ... are there less repeated parts included? BRAIN nerve=======> New nerve=====> Last nerve===> muscle. BRAIN nerve=====================> Last nerve===> muscle. BRAIN nerve=======> New nerve=====> Last nerve===> muscle. BRAIN nerve=================================> muscle. BRAIN nerve=======> New nerve=====> Last nerve===> muscle.

This might not make neat freaks happy, but it is good engineering in that a few faster arrivals let the target ease into its chore, not abrupt BANG! We do know that the extra pyramidal signals which

are ALSO sent are sent a wee bit ahead. They adjust the receptors to what is about to hit. If the result does not match the expectation, the spindle sends ‘correction’ request directly (to spinal cord built-in patterns) to correct the difference..