Andrew Huberman· PhD
And then inside the cookia there are uh cells called outer hair cells that can actually expand and contract just the way a little muscle could.
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And then inside the cookia there are uh cells called outer hair cells that can actually expand and contract just the way a little muscle could.
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And so there's muscles that um that affect the motion of those little bones. And then there's cells inside the cookia that can also act like muscles.