Our Brains Broadcast a Message We Don't Understand

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Writing: Bevan Rees
Editing: Alex Brown
Script Development: Steven Rix

[MrMagentaSkillzFilms]

0:37 "She almost had a stroke, but her arms weren't long enough" This is the most hilarious dry pan joke i've seen in a good while, that had me in tears.

[donm]

When he talks about brain waves, my brain HERTZ....

[minkorrh]

I actually dreamed of a solution to a back-end web dev issue back in 2009. Woke up, tried it and it worked.

[RobCCTV]

I am a fairly experienced programmer. Quite good, but not brilliant. I used to work with somebody who was the same skill set as me. But together, we did BRILLIANT STUFF. Truly the best programming I have ever done was with my colleague, Nic. We sparked off each other so much that the sum of our combined intellectual efforts was FAR greater than our individual abilities.

[thegermantomoeser]

Last night I got enlightened.

Everything was clear at once. I have been doing meditation exercises for a week with the aim of improving my guitar playing. Then yesterday it clicked. It was like someone else was taking my hands. Until then, my hands never wanted to do what I wanted, they were slow, uncoordinated. I've been playing guitar for at least 15 years, several bands. Yesterday all the practice paid off - it feels like I really "woke up" last night.

It sounds crazy, but it feels like both hemispheres are finally working together. I'm not religious, but yesterday I experienced the greater whole. Call it what you will, God, third eye, etc. It is actually there - in each of us.

You sure think I'm crazy.

[davidbrogan]

This reminds me of the way doctors decided to tell us that saturated fat and cholesterol was bad for us. When they found cholesterol as a major component of arterial plaque. Then they actually did the science and found that plaque is a healing response to arterial damage caused by insulin resistence.

[Giarcnek]

The two Nuns riding their bikes on the street....1st says: I've never come this way before....The 2nd one says: Yea, it's the cobblestone.

[taylorsmith]

“Almost had a stroke, too but her arms were too short” 🤣 I wasn’t expecting that lmao. I was cooking while listening to you and that just made my day!

[Dragoon]

Mine just repeats "garlic bread" over and over

[JustMortHandle]

Nice to know that when I say "I don't feel we're on the same wavelength", it actually has a scientific meaning.

[perialis]

my consciousness: “has homework”

My brain: aight delta time

[dougshiner]

I had a teacher in primary school who seemed to be able to create an atmosphere in the classroom that engendered Eureka moments as he presented ideas and concepts, letting us male the connections.
I have had periods in my younger days where I might have lots of little and a few major "Aha" moments, then maybe a year or two where all learning seemed difficult.

[wisdom-for-life]

6:18 world class editing my friend!! :)

[wagonerjam]

Imagine being so into science and mathmatics you run through your neighborhood naked.

[zach]

I love how the most of science discoveries are just by accident

[ZackBurnsOG]

My wife and I are constantly saying the same things together, having the same idea and running to tell each other, just constantly all the time at this point. It's gotten freaky

[GoingMenthol]

Can you imagine if this is how our pets understand how we feel? That would be cool

[PSRPulsar]

Professor: Have you solved that perplexing problem?
Student: Yeah!!
Professor: I haven't seen much Gamma on your encephalogram ...

[chrismcfizzle]

I love the "Eureka" moments that culminate with the phrase "He was a lying shit".

[outlawgaming]

Humor + info = effective learning. Well done.