Science in Progress: Dissecting the Human Brain
We’re in the shop for this episode of Science in Progress, as Indre and Kishore dissect some brains and geek out about neuroanatomy.
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Tested is often tech or engineering focused. So, it’s fun to see a deep dive into biology here. Really interesting stuff.
I love this series so much.
Thanks!
Yes, me too, we need more of this in mainstream media as well, awesome!
ruined icecream for me
Mmmmmm ice cream!!!!
If you didn’t like the ice cream analogy, you’re probably not going to like the cockroach episode then either.
Amazing episode! I never realized that brain dissection, the philosophy of consciousness, and coloring books were so connected
Great discussion! I’ve always had a fascination for the brain, and learning how it functions. I’d love to see more videos delving into the biological side of things! I’m also intrigued by the similarities in appearance between the topology of the brain and common tree nuts. It may sound strange, but I’ve noticed there are a number of physical similarities in structure. Is there any correlation?
Excellent video/series!!!
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