This Is What Connects Both Sides of Your Brain | The Corpus Callosum

[peacefulway]

The human body has never ceased to fascinate me

[annasalmans]

I feel deep respect for the people who donated their bodies to science and learning. RIP all those souls.

[Dr_MF]

When i study anatomy sometimes I'll be like cool i have One too

[suhotv]

The precise cut you did is simply amazing.
When we dissected a cat I didnt pay much attention on this. I was more focused on getting the brain and spinal cord still attached otherwise I fail. But seeing a real human head cut like this is on different level. Human body never ceases to amaze me. Respect to those who donated their body for science and education.

[blgraham]

I know we are looking at a cadaver, but sometimes during these videos I remember these people used to be alive, breathing, laughing, crying, pooping, running. They were us. It's fascinating and creepy all at the same time.

[LaurennM]

I took anatomy but never had a cadaver lab. Now I realize why they do it. Seeing it in it’s real forms is much easier to understand than diagrams and drawings.

[wendykelly]

Hard to believe how much is packed inside a body.... brilliant x

[kizzy]

My son past away with a rare genetic disorder called zellweger syndrome this was missing in his brain but was told people can live a normal life without ever knowing they don't have one. The human body is amazing

[cryingwater]

When this is cut in seizure patients, the two hemispheres act independent of each other. It's a fascinating study of neural science. You basically have two people inside of you. One can talk, the other cannot

[hclarke]

Y’all are awesome, thank you for the knowledge you bring to this subject of anatomy. The whole world need to support you, colleges and universities are jealous of you. I used to call this YouTube University your contribution has truly brought that to reality. I cannot thank you enough for the level of power and knowledge that you have inserted in my hungry for knowledge brain. I will be forever grateful, stay strong I love what you are doing!!!

[karenalessio]

I can't get enough of your videos. They are clear and concise. Wish I could take a course taught by you.

[djhillfinger]

My Daughter was born without it, we found out during the pregnancy and went through months and months of hell having tests, scans etc, she's now 5 and since birth she's showed no signs at all of anything wrong, she's the most amazing friendly, clever, funny girl, constantly asking questions, creating things and wanting to learn,

[thelespauldude]

I gotta say the human body has incredible cable management

[vctrspike]

I feel deep respect for the author of the video who sliced himself in half recorded his left side of the brain just to show it for us.

[wae]

Omg we are studying this part at the moment !
I am in love with this 😍

[Matushalen]

Es increible la claridad con la que podemos observar los distintos tejidos y organos. Asombroso!

[honeyandlavender_]

That little piece looks like a mixture of kale & cauliflower 🙃

[drabdiaziizmohamed]

I’m really studying this part at the moment, the neuroscience is amazing

[ginaperkins]

This was so cool to actually see the structure that I have thinning of. I really enjoy these videos so much. Keep up the great work.😅

[jonathanclackers]

Nothing less than Incredible!! The Grand Master never ceases to Amaze us! Thank you for educating us about how we are fabulously created. Love these vids.