Einstein's Brain part 3

Story of Kenji Sugimoto, professor in Math and Science history at Kinki university in Japan on a pilgrimage to find Einstein's brain.

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[dougmoore]

Japanese guy couldn't care less about the old doctor's stories. He's like STFU SHOW ME TEH BRAINZ!

[cupilix]

harro, were einsstein bren

pls, now

einstein bren

[TrixKoMAToSe]

thomas harvey is dead......awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww­wwwwwwwwwww

[theapeman10]

no problem, I looked at some other comments you made and you say the same remake to people "if they open any journal in the last 50 years they will find answers. Ok well you clearly feel the need to win in a conversation, put people down, disregard other professionals in life and assert your a higher being superior, you have have a lot of fun, BY the WAY the lady name is Dr Marian Diamond - I think we can both agreed she a doctor and your NOT. Good luck slovakmath, try getting a Phd .

[slovakmath]

@theapeman10 and i already stated that "if you have the cognitive capacity to do so, then you will realize the point i was making"...obviously in this case reffering to you, that is a huge "if". its actually rather simple but im not a baby sitter, if you asked then id explain it to you, but i certainly wont babysit you and perform a pointless debate with a person who has middle age beliefs that humans are actually better than all other animals and are more evolved

[slovakmath]

@theapeman10 ok obviously you too had biology education based on middle age dogma about how humans are "more evolved" or somehow better than others. the idea is silly and if you bothered to open up any journal written on the subject in the past 50 years then you will realize this. by your comment regarding her being a doctor i can safely assume you are a lay person, & too by the fact you missed the point about the ant, i cant help lay degenerates incapable of simple reason

[theapeman10]

@slovakmath - I read your comment and I you insulted the lady's knowledge and went onto say that you knew better, I was interested in what it is you know that she doesn't. At this point I think the Lady being an doctor how can you dismiss her knowledge and you describe her as being educated in the "victorian times" as you put it. you said Quote "no such thing as most evolved". DO you have trouble reading what you wrote. Ants what are you going on about - Don't assume what you write makes sense.

[slovakmath]

@theapeman10 did you even read my post? its not a matter of "believing in evolution". of course I "believe in evolution", it is well beyond just hypothesis...established fact. this is not what I am disputing, all you have to do is reread my original post again...more carefully this time and then hopefully if you have the cognitive capacity to do so, then you will realize the point i was making, it wasn't really complicated so I am a little irritated that you disputed it

[theapeman10]

@slovakmath - i think the lady for referring to the cerebellum,contains control of movement,posture, and balance - we share with animals ( if you believe in evolution) and the higher order thinking part of the brain the cerebrum is where thoughts,action reasoning happening etc come from. She was explaining that they took samples from the higher order part of the brain, and not the (little brain) I think most people agree that our brains have evolved and are still evolving. :-)

[mrjimmytwoshoes]

Einstein brainnnn. Gourmet zombie food!

[soom66]

lol wtf read the text at 9:09 --- bra organisation :)

[infoanalysis]

After watching this story, I have much less sympathy for our action during WWII in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Watch how Zimmerman tries to stall the Professor in order to inflect a samll peice of humanity in the guy. It shows how the Japanese would be totally incapable of such scientific developments as a Jew