The Brain 2

[Nikolai301000]

I thought the brain was suposed to liquidy,not solid?

[parkourfreak420]

who did they kill to get that?

[svartpavitt]

I am actually sitting and eating a pasta carbonara while watching this....

[kingspunkbubble]

All very good but I think the main question is, will it blend?

[sweet58441]

10 zombies watched this

[metadera]

Damn youtube, i have seen so many things in my life , even more than my grandfather because of youtube .thxxxxxx awesome

[chandlerbeckhoff]

mmmmm brainzzzz.....

[TToadTv]

wow must suck for this person....:P

[bacongirl56]

i suddenly have a craving for meatloaf O.o

[Dearhunter43]

@bacongirl56 umm.... ok?

[scribbledstarr]

this is so amaaaazing <3 

[kev0001000]

So that's where them ninjas came from. My cranium! jk

[the14u36]

at which point does the sole leave the body. when the heart stops or at brain dead

[craponnaruto]

@the14u36 There is no "soul". The misconception of the human having a "soul" is a way to link your body to religion. Your "soul" is actually just your body releasing energy in many different ways, which is how we live. 

[digitthecatx19]

@craponnaruto good observation, but one thing you didn't take into account what functions the brain. our bodies are run off of natural electrical pulses, derived from the brain. And when we die what just happens to our knowledge, memories, and our personality. Like with the laws of physics energy just doesn't disappear, it changes but to what exactly. Religions are misguided yes but are they completely bullshit, i can promise you i have seen things that will forever change a persons perseption

[craponnaruto]

@digitthecatx19 Like I said, the body releases energy, and many people interpret their body as having a soul, which is how we develop personality (in religion). Now, since electrical pulses are created by electrons moving in a current (which somewhat relates to how our body sends electrical pulses), and when electricity is stopped, it is usually released as heat. So what happens to our body's memory and personality? Like I said before, it's just your body processing things through your brain.

[digitthecatx19]

@craponnaruto your implying that people know of there flow of electrical pulses through there body and they interpret that as a soul. And for that matter processes just don't disappear, its like a schematic of a design the schematic can be destroyed but the ultimate design cannot. think of it in the way of reverse engineering we create something another doesn't have and they get a hold of that, and design there own version of that invention. thats called evolution my friend just evolution

[craponnaruto]

@digitthecatx19 Let me rephrase this: Since your brain creates and uses electrical pulses for MOST EVERYTHING it does, then how do you think it creates memory and personality? Electrons (electric pulses). It's just because of the complexity of our brain that causes people to misinterpret it. Also, about the whole "how does our memory go away" thing, our body releases that electricity as heat or transfers it to a decomposer.

[Rivannous]

now i know where they got my other brain half...

sorry... i'm a zombie trying to put myself together again

[s1p1h1]

thats not even a real brain you stupid cunts, look at the size of it , the person that came out of would have a head the size of a fucking elephants head

[Imhappywithsanta]

Is this this a real brain?

[nukeurhouse12]

we are not even close of knowing how brain fully works, how its able to store the info and how it is responsible for all the action voluntary and involuntary, how it built a person in a unique way, and gives everyone their own character. Well the only thing we can do is to describe how it looks

[webkinzpinkydoodle99]

The brain looks cool

[Yougaga34]

Gross!!

[PatheticProductions1]

I want one!

[IamMagPie]

Isn't it just amazing that a slimy chunk of goo like that can hold infinite amounts of memories, define the personality of someone, find inspiration for great poems and music and do advanced calculations and planning. It's an organ that never stops to amaze me.

[Whitevoice14]

@IamMagPie I think of all the memories in that goo

[bigexodus]

@IamMagPie - You know what organ amazes me? The vagina! So sensitive, yet it can take so much abuse!

[T3hFatAzn]

how come come we a brain but barely unlock all the scientific parts or everything? does that mean if we unlock everything of the brain we have (telekenekes)?

but also does that mean were really stupid except steven hawking and albert einstein

[WojtekScaniaPL]

This is Autopsy ?

[rabbidfaerie15]

Ya know, I was just wondering what it tasted like.

[ac120479]

Wonder what it tastes like?

[ay0302]

chicken

[DrVilchez]

What a disorganization!! Have you ever been in a real anatomy lseeson? Haha, where are the 1º and 2º ventricles?? you missed them? You are not going to pass your Neuroanatomy exam, my friend.

[brandonmckinney]

We need to know just simply anatomy. Nothing too extensive. We are not going to be doing brain surgery. Most of the time when we see brains the pt is already dead.

[lucianamoon1]

where are the 1st and 2nd ventricles??!!! U call them LATERAL ventricles!!!! u may need to read a bit more:)

[lucianamoon1]

@DrVilchez the 1st the 2nd ventricles are called LATERAL. they did not missed them, perhaps is u who doesn't really know neuroanatomy:) 

[panterra110]

discusting