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This article covers a phenomenon whereby stimulating tendons can lead to the feeling of movement, even when such movement is prevented. The article covers the experiment and draws conclusions on the importance of the muscles and tendons with relation to the brain and perception. A lot of quantitative data is given for the experiments, but the terminology is easy to understand.

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