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Why cant you keep your tongue still?

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Because the tongue is a muscle. Muscles can be involuntary(moves without control) or voluntary(controlled). Necessarily, the tongue is not an involuntary muscle, but the tongue not staying still, scientifically, can be a sign of lacking energy.

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