This is not speculated, it is actually the case that The Brain does not have time, as concerns walking, to fully and minutely coordinate this activity.
What does occur is that the Brain sends a message to the lumbar area that says, for example, "Walk"; and then a highly specialized [neuronal] area near the Spine's base is called upon to produce movement, and if all is well, motion and mobility.
So you don't harm yourself real bad
yes spinal cord attached to the brain .spinal cord have bundles of nerves which attached to the brain.
the information that gets sent to the spinal cord is to do with all your bodies involuntary reactions such as when you touch something hot and move your hand away instantly. its all to do with relay, motor and sensory neurones in the body.
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the impulse from the stimulus is processed in the spinal cord and gives the response immediately they protect you
the brain <><><><><> Also, reflexes are processed in the spinal cord.
spinal cord
is a mediated in a manner similar to the knee jerk reflex: activation of the receptor, transmission of a sensory information to the CNS, the processing of the information by the CNS, and the motor response sent to the effector organ.
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You have a spinal cord so information and signals can get through it and into your brain.
Sensory neurons gather information and send it to your spinal cord.
the brain and the spinal cord work together how well the spinal cord helps send the messages your brain wants you to do, however if your spinal cord gets damaged the messages wouldn't go threw your body.