Josh Clark
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I should probably just go ahead and say, don't do that.
You can whisper sweet nothings.
But don't, yeah, don't do that.
But babies are pretty sensitive to that photoclite reflex, and they think that may be a reason why.
And that basically we that's just sort of a holdover from when we were babies.
It also makes sense to me that babies might have more active or kind of raw or nerve pathways.
So maybe they're just more sensitive to that, that jump over that crossover.
Plucking nose hairs, does that ever happen to you?
So it doesn't make me sneeze, but it makes my eyes water.
Like I've just seen every long-distance commercial from the 90s all at once.
Yeah, and it's interesting because those, you talked earlier about the trigeminal nerves that are all through the face.
I think it's just all related.
Like you could pluck an eyebrow and it could make you sneeze.
And your eyes are watering, and that's part of your face.