Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities
Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.
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MARIE HAS SUPERPOWERS O.O
We hooked electrodes up to Paige and Marie and poked them with the poker tool beginning with the foot, then the leg, then the arm, and then the head.
TRIAL 1 – Marie
Foot:
Neural delay: .11 seconds
Muscle delay: .06 seconds
Response time: .17 seconds
Leg:
Neural delay: .10 second
Muscle delay: .03 seconds
Response time: .13 seconds
Arm:
Neural delay: FLAWED ATTEMPT
Muscle delay:
Response time:
Head:
Neural delay: .02 seconds
Muscle delay: .04 seconds
Response time: .06
TRIAL 2 – Marie
Foot:
Neural delay: 0.28 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.04 seconds
Response time: 0.32 seconds
Leg:
Neural delay: 0.15 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.05 seconds
Response time: 0.2
Arm:
Neural delay: FLAWED ATTEMPT
Muscle delay:
Response time:
Head:
Neural delay: FLAWED ATTEMPT
Muscle delay:
Response time:
TRIAL 1 – Paige
Foot:
Neural delay: 0.23 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.1 seconds
Response time: 0.33 seconds
Leg:
Neural delay: 0.19 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.06 seconds
Response time: 0.25 seconds
Arm:
Neural delay: 0.17 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.05 seconds
Response time: 0.22 seconds
Head:
Neural delay: 0.15 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.33 seconds
Response time: 0.48 seconds
TRIAL 2 – Paige
Foot:
Neural delay: 0.15 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.04 seconds
Response time: 0.19 seconds
Leg:
Neural delay: 0.3 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.08 seconds
Response time: 0.38 seconds
Arm:
Neural delay: 0.19 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.07 seconds
Response time: 0.28 seconds
Head:
Neural delay: 0.02 seconds
Muscle delay: 0.06 seconds
Response time: 0.08 seconds
Our hypothesis was that the closer we poked the test subject to their arm (the place where the electrodes were), the faster their response time would be. Based on our current observations, this appears to be correct.
Marie also has superpowers because in these results and in subsequent tests (data not published here), Marie responded at almost the exact same time as poked, leading to almost zero reaction time.. This leads us to belive that she could possibly have extrasensory perception, as there is no other explanation; she did not hear anybody coming and we did not give her the opporunity to anticipate it.