The map of the body isn't linear, especially when it comes to stimulating very specific muscles. The distal parts are in the middle and then the more proximal parts are going further out. So we've got that concentric ring shape from specific muscle activation for hands, feet and face. And dispersed between these areas are these integration areas. These interaffective regions. Newborns don't have those.

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