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This story captures the philosophy of the book: moving beyond memorization to understand the "why" and "how" of the human form.
He walked back to the stand. He stopped looking at the anatomical charts in his head and started looking at the topology of the figure. He realized he had treated the navel as just a hole to be poked in. But the book had taught him that the navel is the anchor of the abdominal fascia—it pulls the skin inward, creating a tension that ripples up to the ribs.