Australian scientists make new discovery about the human brain

Australian scientists have made a landmark discovery about the human brain.

Research findings say the shape of the brain, rather than its connectivity, is the most important factor in determining how an individual thinks, feels and behaves.

The Australian’s Health Editor Natasha Robinson discussed the importance and implications of the discovery with Sky News Australia.

[tomjones]

Scientists discover bribes will get them anywhere

[stephenallen]

As the neuro scientist it has been common knowledge for a long time it is only now been public knowledge

[gibsonlespaul]

Most human brains are shaped like a colon caused by watching television.

[WitchDoctor-ms]

Albonzos is shaped like a Peanut. About the same size also. 😆

[justme]

So....this will now lead to an upsurge in ideas on how the shape of the head which is holding the brain shape, determines a persons intelligence? Like the old days when crackpot scientists decided who was criminally insane by the shape? This might not end well.

[justicepr]

Jelly? Drums? How much funding does this brain institute get? Perhaps they can throw some money at their audio?

[ladybug]

The muffled sound coming from this health editor at the Australian means they have not considered that the audience might like to have clarity with audio apart from her unclear speech and disconnected information. If the shape of the brain really does matter, then maybe hers is not suitable for imparting new scientific knowledge. To clarify what I mean: surely you could have a better microphone on this lady, and she perhaps should read a script that clearly outlines what she is supposed to be telling us about. I am sure this discovery will not bode well for us considering the recent medical fiasco we have just gone through over the last two and a half years. Regards to all - I hope my brain is of a pc shape.

[glitter_and_doom]

They investigated Peter Dutton’s but couldn’t find one 😂😂😂😂

[falseprofitu]

There needs to be a correlation study done on East Coast city water supplies and atmosphere with brain development, the further south you go they seem to get mushier and less cognitive.

[csharpe]

Well that sounds like Really scary information to have. Just imagine how it can be manipulated.

[wyatthurts]

They have done the wash cycle, time to put them in the tumble dryer. However some should be hung up to dry

[pinoygal]

Are we going back to trusting "experts" on MSM after the 3 years of covid propaganda?

[Atr-bvwq]

bigger brain=smart. smol brain dumb.
you're welcome, science

[oldman]

According to anthropologists the average brain size of humans has crashed over the past three thousand years by the size of a lemon and today is two lemon sizes smaller than Neanderthals brain.
The implications of this are definitely stating to show as more and more imbeciles get responsible in government.

[bobbuliniusbotulismus]

The smoothness of the brain also determines the thoughts and utterances of the brain's owner, as evidenced by the core commenter demographic of this channel on a daily basis.

[Mostwanted]

Ive heard this sort of thing years ago though

[travismcclain]

Now we can judge by appearance. Sarcasm

[amandavanheerden]

Anyone who can explain clearly and does not stutter and mumble.

[mizzo]

How the brain functions: the BBB system

[DihelsonMendonca]

The sound of Natasha couldn't be worse. I barely understand anything. Looks like she's talking under the water. 😮😮😮