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Fluid moving through bone??
Lovely movement, but it looks like ordinary muscles moving bones, to me.Diane
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I went through a long phase (decades!) of thinking about this type of movement as being fluid and driven by tides. Cranial Osteopathy was a useful way of framing it, until I knew better and I was a great fan of those who were interested in fluids, particularly CSF.
Fluid as a driver becomes redundant when one considers the extent of the nervous system. For years I was thinking in terms of the main branches that look like a river system, instead of the terminal fuzzball.
She has a point about bone though, living bone is surprisingly bendy.Jo Bowyer
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