This Separates the Brain Hemispheres

[georgeluvspotato]

Again shout out to the human who donated that brain to this man

[simonmkongwa]

This humbles me in so many ways! This was once a person who experienced almost everything me and you have experienced. Anger, happiness, love, hate, jealousy, heartbreaks. Some of these experiences were a waste of time but all amounted into what this person was! And they all happened in that blob of goo! Its so humbling!

[warmarmot]

It's so weird that a brain holds a lifetime of memories and thoughts that are completely secret to itself and can't be accessed no matter how much you disect it.

[LEGION_REAPR]

Respect to the man or woman that donated their brain

[animepabu]

Many brains are staring at a brain. Hard to imagine that it was once a human with consciousness, thoughts and desires.

[UnknownUserguyhum]

Your brain is reacting to another brain studying a brain 💀

[MrCMPUTR]

The fact that that organ held someone's entire lifetime of memories...

...blows my mind



I'll see myself out.

[azforu]

You got a organic supercomputer there.

[savagepro]

The human brain is the only one that can study itself

[MsKittyGirl]

Literally looking at what our souls call home while on earth.

[Soulrealradio]

Explains why I fight with myself from time to time.

[GlorifiedGremlin]

Man I've always wanted to see a real, hydrated brain in person. It's just so perplexing to stare at this blob, and think about the fact that I have my own blob who is DOING this thinking about itself, and it's twin sitting on the table, trying to grasp its own functions and why it's functions allow me to form thoughts and emotions. In the same vein, wtf does "me" even mean? Am I the blob? lol does electricity alone create "me?" Does that mean all the correct electrical pathways could duplicate "me" synthetically? I could go on for hours lol

[bhaktiuniverse]

Thinking about the owner of this brain watching from heaven 😂
2 min silence for him 😐 😁

[roxyabrooks]

How we can physically study the organ that makes us who we are, what we do, who and what we love, is, in itself, highly fascinating and nearly miraculous ✨

[midnightmakup]

i love your videos. you’ve fueled an interest i never knew i had.

[victor]

Also when the two sides are separated, usually to treat epilepsy and seizures, they can act like two separate people in one body. "Split brain syndrome"

[theodoreperrodin]

Bless my dude who sacrificed his brain for this video ❤

[Joemama-ufmw]

Me to my brain:

Lisent here brain!!! If you don’t make me pass that math exam you will be the one lying on the table.

[JPJ]

Imagine if you can tap into a brain like you could a USB. Just connect it to a few cords and you can see a projection of everything that person has ever seen, heard, or said in a perfect timeline.

[andjacobdrew]

Can we get a video talking about boxing and concussions on the brain?