Synaptic transmission is how brain cells talk to each other, and chemical synapses are the most common, using little packets of messenger. But all the diagrams in the doctor's office show it as a perfect, sharp connection. My son's brain, they said, has synapses that fire a little differently, like a path through the *dhunga*—sometimes the message finds a new, slower route. So I see it not just as transmission, but as a kind of terrain.
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