#phsyiology

[thatpsychologystudent]

Spring is finally here, which ultimately means study sessions on my little balcony. How this makes me so happy! 🌞

[kperlee]

Hallway Fights Take Energy

Hallway Fights Take Energy

“Hallway Fights Take Energy” is the title of this post, but a more accurate one is “All About Saving Enough Energy to Save the Kid at the End of a Hallway.” I LOVE great fight stunts and choreography, but, having studied exercise physiology, I can’t help the part of my brain that says “he should be fatigued by this point.” That’s why one of my favorite fight scenes is in Netflix Daredevil’s…

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[feelingpolitical]

Habeas viscus accents how race becomes pinioned to human physiology, exposing how the politicization of the biological always already represents a racializing assemblage. Taking leave from considering racial categorization as a mere ideological imposition of scientifically “wrong” phenomena, habeas viscus, as an idea, networks bodies, forces, velocities, intensities, institutions, interests, ideologies, and desires in racializing assemblages, which are simultaneously territorializing and deterritorializing

Alexander G. Weheliye, Habeas Viscus: Racializing Assemblages, Biopolitics, And Black Feminist Theories of the Human, 12

[artistic-annihilation]

Quick

Can someone explain to me in detail how nerve cells interact with muscles and stimulate a response? My textbook is just not helping. T_T

[letsremainanon]

does anyone ever think about how frickin' weird eyes are because oh my god

it's a moist orb of blood vessels and shit with a colorful ring and dark circle THAT LETS YOU SEE

and it's always there

and you have tiny little paper-thin sheaths of skin that are constantly covering and uncovering these orbs, and keeping them moist.

eyes, man. fricking eyes.