My favorite is still the brilliant person who posted something that is very true, and won't be found in any medical textbook. I wish I can find it, but in one of the posts someone mentioned (please take credit if it was you...) that when your anal sphincter tightens, you are on too steep of a slope.
The thing I like about that comment is that it is something we all have experienced but probably never realized it was happening until somebody else pointed it out.
Second, somehow our bodies sense of position in space, and our innate sense of danger figures this out right at the instant where the danger is real, but usually while the mower or tractor is still all 4 wheels on the ground and not YET sliding. How does our brain/body figure this out?
Last edited by canyoncreek; 02/02/16 09:14 PM.
