Dan Hill

Ringside seats mean you hear the breaking of ribs, the splattered cartilage of what was once the boxer's nose, the dislocation of the jaw, the horrifying 'ugggh' that the boxer utters milliseconds after receiving a crushing left hook to the solar plexus or kidneys or head.

Canadian Musician

Julian Bream

I found I could speak through the guitar. Because you have the feel of the strings with both hands and it's up against your solar plexus, it's real, and so there's nothing between you and the music.

British Musician

Visualize a 'plexus' as an intricate network resembling a spider's web to grasp its complexity.

Visual Imagery

'Plexus' can refer to abstract connections and relationships, not just physical intertwining.

Beyond Physical

In some contexts, 'plexus' can be used metaphorically to describe complex systems or structures.

Figurative Use

'Plexus' within medicine implies important nerve or blood vessel formations, often critical to bodily functions.

Medical Specificity

When discussing medical plexuses, use precise terminology and context to avoid confusion.

Technical Language

Don't confuse 'plexus' with specific body parts; it's a network, not an individual organ or structure.

Avoiding Misidentification

When 'Plexus' is capitalized, it often refers to the health and wellness brand.

Brand Recognition

Use 'Plexus' in a business context to talk about the company, not a network or web.

Brand Context

 otherwise you'll get confused and muddled." Okay, so there is a feedback signal that vetoes the signal of the mirror neuron preventing you from consciously experiencing that touch. But if you remove the arm, you simply anesthetize my arm, so you put an injection into my arm, anesthetize the brachial plexus, so the arm is numb, and there is no sensations coming in,

The neurons that shaped...

 the touch otherwise you'll get confused and muddled okay so there's a feedback signal that vetoes the signal of the mirror neuron preventing you from consciously experiencing that touch but if you remove the arm you simply anesthetize my arm so you put an injection into my arm and it's two times the brachial plexus so the arm is

 the foam nest frogs the mound the female get up on there and he does something called em plexus he sits on top and she rubs her legs and they deposits this nest with their goodies inside and then the little babies when they hatch they eat through and then drop into the water and then carry on their lifecycle from there