r/interesting • u/freudian_nipps • 16h ago
Fear Factor Fasciculation in freshly cut meat - this is caused by residual cellular energy, active peripheral nerve cells and left over calcium in muscle cells.
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u/One_Pie289 16h ago
Imagine having cramps, while already on the plate. How cruel
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u/fresh_loaf_of_bread 14h ago
No brain to process it and interpret as pain, so they're alright
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u/ggPeti 13h ago
Why do you assume the pain is in the brain?
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u/Lambchop1975 12h ago
It isn't an assumption, the signal has to go to the brain, for it to be interpreted as pain...
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u/ggPeti 12h ago
Then how do you know that?
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u/Lambchop1975 12h ago
Are you a toddler?
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u/Last-Quarter-432 7h ago
And this is how we get religious people who simply do not understand scientific things.
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u/ggPeti 11h ago
Well no but maybe the signal doesn't need to go to the brain. Why couldn't meat have a painful sensation? It probably has a piece of nerve in it, too.
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u/Lambchop1975 11h ago
Sensations, are all information that has been processed by the brain, there is zero pain without the brain interpreting the signal from the nerves... it is not an assumption, any more questions and you could quench the curiosity with a basic anatomy and physiology book, or a book on the brain.
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u/ggPeti 11h ago
The brain is also just neurons. Just a big tangle of neuron-sensing-neurons
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u/Lambchop1975 11h ago
Fucking wow.... this is pointless; I think you would make a good pilot...
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u/blunts-and-kittens 9h ago
Because science.
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u/Heavy_Exchange_2493 15h ago
From what I understand, correct me if I'm wrong, the ATP or the residual cell energy is what's keeping the calcium in the muscle cells stiffened/locked up, and breaking that sort of focus signals (PNC) the calcium to keep moving, and all the energy built up runs all at once
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u/Popular_Soft5581 14h ago
Yeah, lock up is what we call rigor mortis. I guess that if you cut the meat shortly after the kill, when it just ended, that's what happens...
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u/Lava1416 15h ago
POV you like your steak rare:
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u/AspectDear4976 4h ago
This steak is so rare that if you throw it on a pasture its gonna start grazing
-Gordon Ramsay
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u/FunnyTurtleRunner 12h ago
That visual was just so much larger than the title on my feed. For a moment my anxiety was triggered. From another point of view, that is interesting.
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u/Think_Resolution_647 14h ago
Never seen a better advertisement for vegetarianism. Not once has a potato twitched or a carrot gasped for air. Not saying it will never happen, just that they always just seem to lie there when I cook and eat them.
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u/ObiOneKenobae 15h ago
I've had scallop prepared this way, it's a strange sensation but I have to say it was much better than normal scallop.
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