Andrew Huberman· PhD
climax is a brain-initiated event. Orgasm is a brain-initiated event.
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climax is a brain-initiated event. Orgasm is a brain-initiated event.
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So that's why, to answer your second part, you obviously feel focal response, but you also can feel a variety of responses because it's all coming from the brain. It's not kind of the way you described it as, like a ripple effect. It's more of like, it's the way your body responds to that particular stimuli.