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what really fundamentally is the

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difference between neurons and other

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cells of course evolutionarily they're

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reusing Machinery that has been around

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for a very long time since the time of

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bacteria basically right so our multi

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our unicellular ancestors had a lot of

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the same machinery and and even I mean

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of course axons are very can be very

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long but but uh there are sort of

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intermediate structures right there are

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tunneling nanotubes and things that

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allow cells to connect to maybe five or

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ten diameter cell diameters away right

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so so not terribly long but but also not

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immediate neighbors necessarily so that

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kind of architecture has been around for

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a while and people like growl so well

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look at

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um

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but a very brain-like electrical

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signaling in bacterial Colony so this is

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you know I think I think Evolution began

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to reuse this toolkit specifically of