momchicel
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Since inhibition is mostly controlled by the orbifrontal cortex which sits right behind the browridge, will bonesmashing it cause changes in inhibition?
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yes because bone/scar tissue will grow evenly on this area!Since inhibition is mostly controlled by the orbifrontal cortex which sits right behind the browridge, will bonesmashing it cause changes in inhibition?
nah thats cope get a lobotomySince inhibition is mostly controlled by the orbifrontal cortex which sits right behind the browridge, will bonesmashing it cause changes in inhibition?