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Rigorous Science

Superhuman reaction speed (dodging bullets )?

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My question is: I need to improve the muscle fibers and nervous system of my genetically modified human so that it has dexterity and physical responses 4 to 10 times faster than the average human.  ( that is, he could literally catch a fly with his hand, Dodge a bullet, and so on )( Yes, I know that the speed of the bullet is much higher, but if it is possible to increase the speed of the person and his reaction to such indicators that it becomes possible, I will be very grateful. )

The average neural response time is 250 milliseconds. From this time, the human brain takes about 200 milliseconds to turn the "thought of movement" into actual muscle contraction. And actually 50 milliseconds are needed to reduce this muscle ( its movement )

WARNING: I only need biological solutions, meaning no magic or cyborgs.

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