Why we can’t tickle ourselves (how the brain predicts your own movements) - Segment 6

Prompt

An illustrated explainer animation: Cut to a minimal lab environment with a friendly robot arm on a small table and a cartoon person sitting beside it. The person’s hand rests on a platform connected by a simple device to their upper arm. They hold a joystick or control dial that moves the robot arm. As they move the joystick, the robot arm smoothly strokes their forearm with a soft, padded tip. The person smiles calmly, clearly unbothered, with a neutral expression—no giggling. Subtle lines show the signal traveling from brain to hand to robot, matching a prediction graph hovering above the scene. Clean, modern flat design, no subtitles.