Layers of the Human Head

[grimmywizard]

This person had a whole life. He loved, cared, travelled, had complex emotions, made decisions with that brain including the decision to donate his body to science. I respect that so much. See you on the other side, fellow human

[miaranaldo]

Respect to this deceased person. Thank you for this opportunity to learn.

[unknownboi]

Bro fell asleep first at the sleepover 💀

[ahtijansson]

i never knew a head was so thick. this channel really provides good education that isnt boring

[noeditbookreviews]

I will never take for granted the access to learning material that every other generation in history didn't have.

[howtobenerd]

There's something so unsettling, yet somehow beautiful about looking at everything a person ever was or ever had. Every memory, every breath, every milestone in that person's life was stored somewhere deep inside. Their first words, first steps, every song they've ever heard. Beautifully unsettling.

[casandrabullock]

Mad respect for people who donate their bodies to science! Awesome!

[CarmenNCruz-Romero]

My son donated his body. Soooo proud of you Oso❤ RIP

[Nurse]

As a survivor of a cerebral AVM ( brain blood vessel malformation) this was super cool to see. Many thanks to those who donate to science

[masroorahmedusmani]

He is clearly an open minded person.

Thanks buddy for contributing to science with your whole body and mind❤
RIP!

[jasonsprings]

Imagine all the memories hidden in there. Christmas, Birthdays, Family Reunions, Vacations. Only a hero decides to donate their body for science.

[timcunningham]

This was a person who had dreams, aspirations, family and loved. Much respect and Rest In Peace fellow Human!

[karenhowells]

As someone who had a tbi (traumatic brain injury) that should have killed me or been in a vegetive state, these clips are fascinating. I wanted to be a Dr but was refused as I also have a rare condition regarding my kidneys. My sister passed (46) from Bechets (neurological condition) in 2004 and I donated her brain to medical science as she was worst known case in Europe. It was used to learn, teach and treat the condition. RIP Margaret ❤xx

[studentnurse]

As a nursing student…😍😍 I’m so glad I found this channel! Truly puts what I read and take notes in into perspective

[Jorgapeaches]

This channel provides a really good review after being a nurse for 38 yrs. Its amazing of what my brain has retained over 4 decades. My appreciation to those that donate their body to Science.

[rosalynhopkins]

Thank you, dear soul, for your donation of the body that served you to live life here on earth. May you be blessed wherever you are now. Peace to you . ❤

[SolisSolaris]

Honor to the person who volunteered their body to be used for science and medical reasons 💛

[wm]

Many thanks to the person who donated their body so that others could learn and, perhaps, help heal others.

[jrogervaughan]

Fascinating!! Watching these clips are giving me a better insight of how we function!! Thank you!👍😉

[nathanlee]

I was watching a perfectly lovely video on flowers and plants and then this. Thanks.