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Biology - Why do we get dizzy?
The movement of the endolymph signals that the brain is spinning. The brain quickly adapts to the signal because the endolymph begins to move at the same rate that you are spinning and no longer simulates the hair cells
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Why do we get dizzy
Because the endolymph no longer simulates the hair cells
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