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No, that is not what I am saying, timing is extremely quick but you want to use what we call the muscle channel and use for example the "eye-lid" reflex, which is essentially based on a monosynaptic feedback loop between the eye and the motor neurons that close the eye.
Because this bypasses any cognitive processes and higher level cortical processing that could be described as "thinking" it is much faster than "thinking". Just remember the case where you closed your eyes before a fly or a rock or anything else hit it and before you even saw that there was something flying towards it.
This type of reflex is among the fastest "reactions" the human body is capable of. With a bit of training, my average reaction times are down to approximately 80 msec using eye-lid to trigger the responses whereas I have a hard time to get under 150 msec using mouse clicks -- and that is even darn fast compared to what most people achieve.
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