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the highway between your genius brain and the body that ignores it
means the part of the body connecting the head to the torso, through which everything from blood to nerves to swallowed food must pass.
from From Old English 'hnecca,' meaning the back of the neck or nape, with cousins across the Germanic family — Old High German 'hnack' and similar forms point to a shared root meaning roughly 'nape' or 'projecting part.' The everyday word has stayed remarkably steady for over a thousand years, even as it sprouted figurative limbs: 'neck of the woods,' 'risk your neck,' 'breakneck.'
giraffe countsame seven bones as you, just longer
weight bearerholds a head heavier than a bowling ball
vulnerable spotwhy vampires and ties both aim here
throat singingtwo pitches from one neck at once