Brain Awareness Week Day 1: The Four Lobes

Happy brain awareness week! Let's have a short and sweet brain video a day.
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[Pandemonium]

LOVED IT!
The central sulcus is also known as Rolando'' fissure. Sorry for the spelling or terms English is not my main language.

[peterhofmann]

Stephen, fascinating stuff looking forward to the rest of the series.

[Keallei]

Thank you for Brian Awareness videos this week!
I really like this kind of learning!

[ichirofakename]

Brains! You've taught me all I know about fountain pens, so now let's continue with the next most important thing. Thanks.

[Cocobird]

This is great - I almost didn't watch it, but you have made the parts of the brain interesting.

[MaryisHimnAHP]

Neuroscience major here and now in medical school! I, too, love fountain pens!

[repeat_defender]

I LOVE THIS, excited for the rest. that's a really nice model, best one i've seen anyway.

[umbertobehounek]

Very good. Looking forward to amygdala.

[maxinesherrell]

What is the make of the brain model that you use in the tutorials? It's one of the best I have seen.

[RoelandDeGroot]

Interesting. Never realized that the proverbial gray matter is actually quite pinkish. Had to Google a bit to find where the term originates...👍

[greyareaRK]

I failed to duck in time on the basement stairs and knocked my parietal lobe in my occipital lobe.

[jacobus]

Thank you Stephen! This makes my amateur neuroscientist's heart glad!
I've always wanted a model like this, even since building The Visible Head model kit when I was ten. What source so you recommend?

[BillDrives]

I've always said, I'd rather have a full bottle in front of me, than a full-frontal lobotomy. ;)