The most detailed scan of the wiring of the human brain - BBC News

This is the most detailed scan of the human brain.
It was made from a scan of BBC Medical Correspondent Fergus Walsh's brain, carried out at Cardiff University.
Engineers from Siemens used the latest computer tools to create these cinematographic 3D images.
The technology is helping scientists understand how the brain functions, and gain insights into diseases such as dementia, epilepsy and MS.

[minorearthmajorsky]

The BBC News logo does tend to get in the way

[alasdairrobertmacaulay]

impressive..the amount of connections the brain can make are limitless

[stephenbaish]

BBC & Sky Anchors, Journalists & Contributors should get one

[ganderson]

thats not a brain thats my aunties hair cut

[DokterKattenbakvulling]

I'm actually watching this using my brain.

[jamesskeptic]

+TheGateway - it is beautiful, but NOT designed. A true marvel of evolution. One of the most amazing things I have seen, truly worthy of news reporting

[earthplusplastics]

the audio clips and the subtitles are on top of the watermark

[AllieFettig]

If they made my ex's brain, it would be way smaller.

[SoCalFreelance]

That's one hell of a data center.

[godlikeexcellence]

so basically we are just sophisticated robots with millions of cables in our brain

[HassanPoyo]

Looks like the typo trim a roadman would get

[KillerMachineGER]

the bloody logo is blocking the text! Cmon BBC you should had thought of it, before uploading this video.

[airplanesmh]

omg!! That was totally amazing😻😻❤❤❤ i adore the human body

[rowdeo]

This needed a narrator. It was too much to flip back and forth on the image then words. You could not catch up.

[Fernandosampaio_]

To think that this was based in someone's brain and his hole life is right in front of us.

[Michelle_Schu-blacka]

Still need to find out what all the connections mean... how the logic circuits work... mapping it is a somewhat moot point.

Unfortunately, it's not as simple as Base 2.

[gabrielbizzlebop]

Could a surgery or a micro-treatment change the wiring of the white matter of the brain?

Is that even possible?

[recterbert]

Use a narrator please. The text is even displayed over the BBC logo. Sheesh

[thegooner-]

should do one of a fetus baby child teenager adult elderly and people with disorders and illnesses and of gender race etc.

[aloevera]

DAD: did you wash the car as I told you so ?
SON: ..err yeah
DAD: I can't find the wash mitt !?
SON: ... I know, I posted it by mistake to the BBC, I think they made a video of it