13 Creepy Facts About Your Deep Mind

The deep mind, or the subconscious mind, can be manipulated in many ways. To understand this extraordinarily complex machine, one must get into its creepy and strange aspects. The deep mind…

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Amygdala is NOT the Brain’s Fear Center

The Primate Amygdala Mediates Acute Fear

Neuron Cannibalism

Starved Brain Cells Eat Themselves

Sweet and Bitter Taste in the Brain

Bringing People Back from the Dead

How Long Can the Brain go Without Oxygen?

How Negative is Your “Mental Chatter”?

When Half a Brain is Better Than a Whole One

Pain in the Brain

Nociceptors: the sensors of the pain pathway

Reconstructive Memory

When does Cognitive Functioning Peak?

Thanks to Tristan Reed (writing), Troy W. Hudson (VO), HowlingCreations for helping to create this video!

[MultiDom]

I’ve always heard that the human mind is one of the most dangerous things in existence

[jmchan]

13 creepy facts about your deep mind:
1. Cannibals in your brain
2. A negative subconscious
3. Your better half
4. The strangest taste buds
5. Dissolution of time
6. A metaphorical mystery
7. The fear experience
8. The brain can't feel pain
9. Fragmented memory
10. Late bloomers
11. Hundred of biase
12. Six minutes
13. Subconscious control.

For those who wants to save their time 😊

[ebbyc]

"you'll never really know how deep your fears live, inside your head"
😱

[brians]

You never mentioned why our brain is negitive. It is about survival as in 10, 000 years ago. We couldn't just go to the fruit trees witout thinking were the lion is.

[Noor-ibhf]

This video is my bedtime story. Goodnight. Ish.

[jagodawiniarska]

Man, my mother told me when I was born I didn't breath for 6 mins. Good things am a normal functioning person👍🏻

[j-bro]

There must be more to the brain/mind than we know. Because quantum physics demonstrates that human observation literally changes matter. Mind over matter.

[naomiphillips]

Why was this labeled "creepy"? About half of this you learn from med shows and high school. It's just psychology.

[bluemountaincorps]

When I hear about neurologists
I always think that it's like one processor studying other one whilst it being a processor it's self

[toonpicturesforall]

Thats not me at all. The only time I have thought negative is when I am being attacked. Occasionally I get depressed and think negative. But I am 95% positive. I love life

[thecompletedluigitwat]

Time and space will bend around something that travels at the speed of light..
If humans could travel at the speed of light, our minds would TRANCEND TIME AND SPACE
let that sink in

[okramra]

6:00 this part of the brain when in contact with thc makes you fearful, that's why some people get anxious and paranoid from smoking weed and so you can imagine how horrible can it be when all your deepest fears become unleashed under the influence

[mikjohnson]

I FOUND OUT THAT MY TOUCH AND TASTE SENSE IS CALLED: synaesthesia. That is considered as a touch->taste type of synaesthesia, when a tactile stimulus evokes a taste response. There are a lot of syn-related types, similar to this I'M experiencing..

[ArturoCabello]

Wow...interesting facts. Can't believe how savage our brains can be!

[peterfallon]

Re negative thoughts:
1. Meditation-it REALLY DOES work
2. EVERY TIME you consciously realize you have a negative thought IMMEDIATELY replace it-but NOT w/ a positive one, but neutral & calming.. ex: mostly sunny w/ some puffy clouds across a blue sky)
3. Do likewise...all other times while
not in mediation
4. The gym, or just walking at a brisk pace
for 10, 15, 20 min, etc

The UTMOST IMPORTANT is DAILY COMMITMENT & DEDICATION!!

[michaelarturorichardson]

The brain is so amazing! :O
There are a lots of things that we don't know yet

[Allen-equf]

H.P. Lovecraft
“The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.”

[joshuaray]

One of the things that I’ve learned over the years is that the right side of your brain is what you use to talk speak lecture and all that stuff in the left hemisphere is used for spiritual like prayer dreams hallucinations all that stuff

[sieunpark]

Understanding 'my' deep mind is not easy because it seems changing often depending on what circumstance comes. But, easy way to know is writing daily. It does not matter what 'I' write. It matters how to express:)

[qianaglaze]

We need to study the brain. humanly... Cause we don't know enough and some of this seems like poorly researched.. And seem like old info.