No. Well, technically we do control these things, but only subconsciously. Having to think about these involuntary processes would be inefficient. Life is all about efficiency. It's what the body strives for. Can you imagine how life would be if you had to think about breathing to breathe? What if you had to think about releasing adrenaline or regenerating skin cells to do it? Not efficient, not going to happen. At first I thought you were referring to the whole "humans only use 10% of their brains power" conspiracy. From what I've learned that's not completely true. You use your entire brain but never all at once. Some parts of your brain remain inactive until that particular part is needed. Your brain uses 40% of your bodies glucose so trust me when I say it's all there for a reason.
no it wuld be horrible...controling your heart to beat every second, dont wanna control it too hard, it might blow up1337_ownage
I would think it would be if we needed to. Kinda like how you can manually control your breathing or blinking etc. but once you stop thinking about it it goes on autopilot.
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