Human Nervous System Overview

The human nervous system is the ultimate control center, divided into central and peripheral systems. It detects and sends information throughout the body, coordinating activities like a skibidi toilet jam. Imagine the journey: stimuli hits the receptors, sending nerve impulses to the brain, then back to effectors for a response. There are two types of reactions: controlled actions, like communicating and thinking, and automatic reactions, like breathing and reflexes. It is all about that sigma grind set, balancing the goon life with the dank intricacies of human response.