Week one:
I learned the names of organs and studied how they worked and why they’re needed to survive.
The heart lets blood flow, basically our power source to do anything.
Kidneys clean out blood hourly, which is really helpful.
Week Two:
I learned there were multiple systems besides the immune and nervous systems, which I was unaware of before this time.
I wasn’t aware that our nervous system had two parts: Central and peripheral. Central are connected from the brain to the spine while the rest of the body was gifted with it’s own system, the peripheral system.
Week three:
I missed half of this week, but I still learned a decent amount of information from classmates, eg. The names of unknown but important bones.
Also the bone dude got an uppercut by someone, really funny. The impact was greater than how it would’ve been against a normal flesh full human, pointing out the weak Durability of the skeleton without flesh.
Week Four:
This week was the best by far, not only learning about how our bodies reacted, but also doing a test with our reaction time before being rudely interrupted by future studies.
The test was in three parts. Part one had us group up in pairs, one dropping a ruler while the other catches as fast as they could, relying on measurements to tell the difference between our reaction times.