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Hypothesis graphing your ligaments

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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

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alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
 
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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph
Fuck u
 
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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

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alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
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IF YOU GET THIS ERROR IN THE GRAPH THEN USE 3D MODEL W (X,Y,Z)
 
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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

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alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
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these ligaments pretty much grow simultaneously so the graph doesn't apply to these, only to the metacarpal connectors 😅 maybe ill make another formula for dis
 
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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

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alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
incar
 
what the fuck is the point of this shit
 
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first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

View attachment 418435
alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
incar
 
View attachment 418427View attachment 418429
first of, preliminary theory of necessity to start off: "all means of the body are have evolved out of three criteria (basically all obvious, location, demand, consequence)."
- take the ligament position in the hand that layers and spreads, the same is true. a painter will have their st ligament longer and stronger to make up for the pinching position (by the way, the cell is there for a demonstation of how that even happens)
- what equations exist to understand where your ligaments will be when you inject?
- this is important to consider because injections into ligaments can cause mineral deposition which over time, indirectlyturns into some arthritis issues
-CONDITIONS: there are five fingers, from the thumb they will be named 1-5. a full flex will be labeled f(u) and binary flex will be (1,2,3..(u)).
-formula: digit(1,2,3..)^fullflex or binary flex #, if you plot this in desmos then each digit you land it correlates to a ligament which ill show
will update in. 5 mins with the graph. done

View attachment 418435
alright so now you have information of how its changing, but exactly when in cm? every 0.2 cm in desmos correlates to 0.5 mm in hand
and graphed! my st ligament is 0.6 cm median
 

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