>>13068153>>so the Jaw is never a part of this overall yawn? why?>Is an incomprehensible response to>>No other joint or muscle group is stretched by an involuntary reflex.I'm stating that stretching the jaw can be part of an involuntary yawn.
The jaw was a part of the "No other joint or muscle group is stretched by an involuntary reflex", that I refuted.
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>>13068107 states stretching other muscles is also a part of the involuntary yawn every bit as much as the jaw.
YOU should learn to read.
>If you think that claim is wrong, refute it with a counter-example. Provide an example of an involuntary stretch reflex that isn't yawning There are no others Yawns alone are involuntary.Muscles don't need separate involuntary stretching action,
If you're tired then there is a likelihood your muscles are tired.
If you're not drowsy then an involuntary action isn't needed.
yawning is only needed when you're too drowsy to do it voluntarily.
yawning when drowsy may include muscle groups if needed.
involuntarily yawning and involuntarily stretching muscles is the same involuntary process.
You're definition of a yawn is too limited.
>That is something your "yawns are for stretching" hypothesis does not explain,You're definition of a yawn is incomplete.
If my muscles don't need stretching then the yawn doesn't bother with it.
The article states yawning has a feedback component, so your understanding of it is obviously childish.
>therefore your hypothesis is shit. Your have not explained yawning, nor has anybody else. This is an UNSOLVED PROBLEM. If the experts don't know the answer, you sure as shit don't either.Nor YOU.
But the article I provided states my argument, not yours.
Is this when your OCD kicks in and you really lose your shit?
