CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

I do enough of that each day now, thanks.

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

Ha.

It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

roughbarked said:

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

I do enough of that each day now, thanks.

Would I be twice as smart or half as smart?

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

Ha.

It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

There’s so much wrong thinking the brain is almost certainly a Mac.

Tamb said:

roughbarked said:

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

I do enough of that each day now, thanks.

Would I be twice as smart or half as smart?

Idunno. Did you try lighting the candle both ends?

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

Ha.

It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

There’s so much wrong thinking the brain is almost certainly a Mac.

What you got against Mac’s? I’m a Mac.

Bubblecar said:

dv said:

CPG Grey: You are Two

A discussion of the results of splitting the brain (severing the corpus callosum).

Ha.

It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

Experiment on your chickens

roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

roughbarked said:

I do enough of that each day now, thanks.

Would I be twice as smart or half as smart?

Idunno. Did you try lighting the candle both ends?

Yep. Twice as bright for half as long.

roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

Bubblecar said:

Ha.

It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

There’s so much wrong thinking the brain is almost certainly a Mac.

What you got against Mac’s? I’m a Mac.

An Apple Mac.

Tamb said:

roughbarked said:

Tamb said:

There’s so much wrong thinking the brain is almost certainly a Mac.

What you got against Mac’s? I’m a Mac.

An Apple Mac.

Typing on one of those too.

So..the amount of internal dialogue going on in people is different in different people?

sarahs mum said:

So..the amount of internal dialogue going on in people is different in different people?

Although that seems a safe bet, that’s not really related to this video.

Second time I’ve watched this and I keep getting stuck on how they cut an epileptic’s brain.

kii said:

Second time I’ve watched this and I keep getting stuck on how they cut an epileptic’s brain.

“The Good Old Days”

dv said:

kii said:

Second time I’ve watched this and I keep getting stuck on how they cut an epileptic’s brain.

“The Good Old Days”

Then there’s that guy with most of his brain missing.

kii said:

dv said:

kii said:

Second time I’ve watched this and I keep getting stuck on how they cut an epileptic’s brain.

“The Good Old Days”

Then there’s that guy with most of his brain missing.

Yet still able to be a Liberal senator, it’s an inspirational tale

No, the one with a pain in his leg and they found he barely had any brain.

A friends of mines husband was a severe epileptic. Grumpy bastard too he was. Then they did some surgery and cut out part of his brain. Not more seizures, he can now drive a car and he’s much much more pleasant to be around.. Amazing stuff

>It would be interesting to have access to the brain’s Settings & Control Panel, and muck around with turning one side off and shutting down this bit and that bit etc.

ignoring the machine terminology, I suppose an individual does somewhat. I’ve been doing it since I stopped pissing the bed and shitting in me nappy. If you really want to mess with the settings, as an adult, you could try shitting in your bed purposefully. I do it every wednesday.

Arts said:

A friends of mines husband was a severe epileptic. Grumpy bastard too he was. Then they did some surgery and cut out part of his brain. Not more seizures, he can now drive a car and he’s much much more pleasant to be around.. Amazing stuff

Very interesting.