Every human that is made has the same brain and organs.but every human .that is born .is a machine .a creation a copy.that keeps growing with difrent mission s .every human thats made everyone is difrent
@@60secondpages well yeah not a lot though. Nowhere near as much as the brain. The average person has as many brain cells in their gut as a cat has in its brain.
I decided yrs ago I was gonna donate my whole body to .educal science. One reason is I will no longer need it. SeCond i rather them have my dead shell then test crap on a poor snimal. And third because I think the funeral business is a bunch of crooks and I dont want them to talk my kids into expensive things that they do to distraught family's. I've seen them do that alot and I'm not gonna give them any of my or my kids money
@darlenebertocci4631 all I need is a hole in the ground our bodies literally feed others I wouldn't need it after death and plus why not bugs have been on this earth longer than dinosaurs and us humans
The precise cut you did is simply amazing. When we dissected a cat I didnt pay much attention on this. I was more focused on getting the brain and spinal cord still attached otherwise I fail. But seeing a real human head cut like this is on different level. Human body never ceases to amaze me. Respect to those who donated their body for science and education.
I know we are looking at a cadaver, but sometimes during these videos I remember these people used to be alive, breathing, laughing, crying, pooping, running. They were us. It's fascinating and creepy all at the same time.
When i study anatomy sometimes I'll be like cool i have One too
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Some few are born without it. That could lead to an array of disabilities, but sometimes these people can be very smart or good in skills regardless of this condition. It would be interesting to learn about something and then finding out you don’t have it.
I took anatomy but never had a cadaver lab. Now I realize why they do it. Seeing it in it’s real forms is much easier to understand than diagrams and drawings.
My Daughter was born without it, we found out during the pregnancy and went through months and months of hell having tests, scans etc, she's now 5 and since birth she's showed no signs at all of anything wrong, she's the most amazing friendly, clever, funny girl, constantly asking questions, creating things and wanting to learn,
My son past away with a rare genetic disorder called zellweger syndrome this was missing in his brain but was told people can live a normal life without ever knowing they don't have one. The human body is amazing
Terribly sorry for your loss Kizzy. My wife was also born without this part of her brain. I don't know if I would classify her as normal, ha ha, but she gets along just fine without it.
When this is cut in seizure patients, the two hemispheres act independent of each other. It's a fascinating study of neural science. You basically have two people inside of you. One can talk, the other cannot
No, it's not like two people inside of you. Your brain does not split into two personalities. Your two sides will act independently because they are not able to communicate with each other like they use to. This is called Alien Hand Syndrome.
Y’all are awesome, thank you for the knowledge you bring to this subject of anatomy. The whole world need to support you, colleges and universities are jealous of you. I used to call this RUclips University your contribution has truly brought that to reality. I cannot thank you enough for the level of power and knowledge that you have inserted in my hungry for knowledge brain. I will be forever grateful, stay strong I love what you are doing!!!
Some time ago, I posted a comment about how mostly the muscle tissue looks a lot like the meat you'd see with pork chops. Other viewers regarded me as "weird". :-D :-D :-D
Amazing design engineering and manufacturing. Humans can never do such complex products which fir Nature is routine simple and always functions without failure unless disease kills the system.
@@danielsiegel8619 I'm 100% donating my body to science, that's way cooler than burning or rotting in the dirt, especially since I'm of the opinion that there is no afterlife.
What do you use to make such clean cuts. I have always wondered. I love anatomy. Being a first responder, I always try to learn more. Keep up the amazing work and wonderful knowledge.
They used to cut the corpus callosum in people with severe epilepsy. A lot of the “split brain” patients were normal, except their visual field was different!
Funny you should describe it like that given that neuroanatomists usually describe the cellular circuitry there like a garden with deep (purkinje) cells that run to the brain forming deep roots that branch out to basket cells and interneurons at the extremity forming a complex canopy of interwoven foliage that behaves in its own way to refine movements and refine cognition
Love this channel, but I think it's time to record full lectures and help me and all others save lives and empty out non-emergency from emergency waiting rooms. I wanna learn more, way more.
I just can't imagine the skills and guts required to create these precise cross sections. You really don't want to mess it up, because then you'll have to scrap the body and go get another one. 😅
Severing the corpus callosum can have some funky effects such as not being aware of objects in our left visual field buy still reacting to them. Someone with a severed corpus callosum could be driving a car and not see cars to their left but still maneuver to avoid them.
Amazing, can you demonstrate the connection of optical nerve to the spine in the middle of the brain in less than a minute? It's for my personal science resouces about Eye's Healt Thanks
My first instinct was to pat the top of my head, because huh, didn't know about the film between the two hemispheres. I then tried to 'feel' this filmy stuff, and forgot brains can't feel anything. (Imagine if they could, though. Feeling your brain would be worse than suddenly becoming aware of your breathing.) Also! I'll never get over how compactly arranged our whole skull situation is. Like, if you prod around up your nose just a liiiittle too far, you could trigger a full-on system shutdown.
I was suprised to learn that that connective tissue is even there. I'd either missed it in anatomy textbooks, or only witnessed dissections of removed & cleaned brains.
Can you make any comment about how the skull was prepared? Was it a saw or a knife or a laser? It just looks like the cut is so precisely clean and absolutely perfect which is indicative of very expensive equipment. I know Doctor that you're an Anatomist, but perhaps you could say something about the preparation of the sample.
Nothing less than Incredible!! The Grand Master never ceases to Amaze us! Thank you for educating us about how we are fabulously created. Love these vids.
BTW...the words derive from Latin. "Corpus" - means body. "Callosum" - means "call + o + sum". So, translating, we have "Call", or communication; "o" is a contraction for "of or that"; and "sum" is a contraction for "join" or "added". In total we have "a body that joins or adds two parts together".
It is taught like this in medical schools , cause they are the ones who really need this . High school students dont need to see this cause not all of them become doctors
@mkpinganYT Just bc a high school student isn't pursuing a career as a future doctor doesn't mean that a basic overview of the workings of the human body and its anatomy wouldn't be beneficial to them- it is still a form of basic education. My H.S taught basic anatomy and instilled a lifelong interest in the subject- for me at least!😂 . Furthermore, The more people know about how their own body works, the more proactive they are regarding their health. Facts.😊
Its super sad my sister was born without it and because of that she can't talk well but from what I see she's just like any other person at least now she is
My husband has had a stroke in the corpus coliseum. This is fascinating to see exactly where that is. He has had 2 pontine strokes also, my understanding is that is directly above the brain stem?
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Can u please cover the function of the white matter as well as what happens when white matter has lesions and how it affects the person?
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Trigeminal please
Every human that is made has the same brain and organs.but every human .that is born .is a machine .a creation a copy.that keeps growing with difrent mission s .every human thats made everyone is difrent
The human body has never ceased to fascinate me
A different way of phrasing that question would be "the human brain never ceases to fascinate the human brain"
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God really is amazing
@@tomsharpe2251 is all thinking conducted by the brain though, or are aspects partly dependent on signalling from the gut etc.
@@60secondpages well yeah not a lot though. Nowhere near as much as the brain. The average person has as many brain cells in their gut as a cat has in its brain.
I feel deep respect for the people who donated their bodies to science and learning. RIP all those souls.
I decided yrs ago I was gonna donate my whole body to .educal science. One reason is I will no longer need it. SeCond i rather them have my dead shell then test crap on a poor snimal. And third because I think the funeral business is a bunch of crooks and I dont want them to talk my kids into expensive things that they do to distraught family's. I've seen them do that alot and I'm not gonna give them any of my or my kids money
Moment of respect for the donation here. I learned something and that's amazing
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U should be my Anatomy and physiology professor
@darlenebertocci4631 all I need is a hole in the ground our bodies literally feed others
I wouldn't need it after death and plus why not bugs have been on this earth longer than dinosaurs and us humans
The precise cut you did is simply amazing.
When we dissected a cat I didnt pay much attention on this. I was more focused on getting the brain and spinal cord still attached otherwise I fail. But seeing a real human head cut like this is on different level. Human body never ceases to amaze me. Respect to those who donated their body for science and education.
Perfectly sectioned,preserved & clearly demonestrated
I know we are looking at a cadaver, but sometimes during these videos I remember these people used to be alive, breathing, laughing, crying, pooping, running. They were us. It's fascinating and creepy all at the same time.
I said the same thing. It's wild tbh
Some were Democrats. They wanted handouts from the government.
That's one place where my deceased mother had cancer
Same here but we don’t have another option to explore it and help to others 😢
Better then worms and sludge.
When i study anatomy sometimes I'll be like cool i have One too
Some few are born without it.
That could lead to an array of disabilities, but sometimes these people can be very smart or good in skills regardless of this condition.
It would be interesting to learn about something and then finding out you don’t have it.
Lol
I mean until you do gender anatomy studies.
You cant have them all. This isnt pokemon.
Lol
io penso uguale 👍anch'io 😜
I took anatomy but never had a cadaver lab. Now I realize why they do it. Seeing it in it’s real forms is much easier to understand than diagrams and drawings.
My Daughter was born without it, we found out during the pregnancy and went through months and months of hell having tests, scans etc, she's now 5 and since birth she's showed no signs at all of anything wrong, she's the most amazing friendly, clever, funny girl, constantly asking questions, creating things and wanting to learn,
My son past away with a rare genetic disorder called zellweger syndrome this was missing in his brain but was told people can live a normal life without ever knowing they don't have one. The human body is amazing
Terribly sorry for your loss Kizzy. My wife was also born without this part of her brain. I don't know if I would classify her as normal, ha ha, but she gets along just fine without it.
@@snakedoktor6020curious!! Does she feel like she has two voices in her head? 3? 1?
@heinies_hobbies just the one... as far as they know 😉
How does one know whether they have one or not? Are there symptoms or noticable differences by other people?
Hard to believe how much is packed inside a body.... brilliant engineering..... x
That’s what she said
@@Gvozd111 why does everything have to be sexual :(
@@PrabhablyAGoodRUclipsr don’t worry you aren’t for instance
@@Gvozd111 chill, they're already dead 💀
I wouldn't call it engineering. I think it's just amazing how over time life finds a way.
This dissection is so beautiful!!🥹🥹🥹
I feel deep respect for the author of the video who sliced himself in half recorded his left side of the brain just to show it for us.
When this is cut in seizure patients, the two hemispheres act independent of each other. It's a fascinating study of neural science. You basically have two people inside of you. One can talk, the other cannot
could it be,when u talk to yourself, one hemisphere is talking while the other is listening.
No, it's not like two people inside of you. Your brain does not split into two personalities. Your two sides will act independently because they are not able to communicate with each other like they use to. This is called Alien Hand Syndrome.
We are wonderfully made !!
Y’all are awesome, thank you for the knowledge you bring to this subject of anatomy. The whole world need to support you, colleges and universities are jealous of you. I used to call this RUclips University your contribution has truly brought that to reality. I cannot thank you enough for the level of power and knowledge that you have inserted in my hungry for knowledge brain. I will be forever grateful, stay strong I love what you are doing!!!
I gotta say the human body has incredible cable management
I can't get enough of your videos. They are clear and concise. Wish I could take a course taught by you.
Truly a mind-opening video 🤯
Literally
Human body is truly wonderland❤
I’m really studying this part at the moment, the neuroscience is amazing
That little piece looks like a mixture of kale & cauliflower 🙃
Some time ago, I posted a comment about how mostly the muscle tissue looks a lot like the meat you'd see with pork chops. Other viewers regarded me as "weird". :-D :-D :-D
@@charleswoods2996 No coincidence. Cannibals call humans, long pigs
@@ElPapacitoGrande I am not a "cannibal" as you imply. Your bullying stops here.
@@charleswoods2996 💯
@@ElPapacitoGrande I may have misinterpreted what you said. "We" are what "Cannibals" call long pigs? If so, I apologize.
Omg we are studying this part at the moment !
I am in love with this 😍
We are fearfully and wonderfully made says our GOD
Es increible la claridad con la que podemos observar los distintos tejidos y organos. Asombroso!
Tract of nerve fibres called corpus callosum connect 2 cerebrum hemisphere. Cerebrum is the prominent part of fore brain.
Amazing design engineering and manufacturing. Humans can never do such complex products which fir Nature is routine simple and always functions without failure unless disease kills the system.
Totally amazing n your clear explanation.. Thank you n to all the people who can make it possible. May them rest in peace. 🕊️
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Thanks
All of this is so interesting to me thank you for sharing please keep sharing thank you
Okay how tf y'all be cutting em in half like this? It's so clean.
FINALLY! I found a video that actually shows exacly how what I need. I tired of seen this color code images of the brain!!
This was so cool to actually see the structure that I have thinning of. I really enjoy these videos so much. Keep up the great work.😅
Imagine how creepy it would be if he flipped that head
I can't. It is creepy as f***k for me as is.
That could be you one day.
@@danielsiegel8619 I'm 100% donating my body to science, that's way cooler than burning or rotting in the dirt, especially since I'm of the opinion that there is no afterlife.
@@amazingkool u lost mf
@@danielsiegel8619 that will be mine one day
Love your videos!
This is the sanctum sanctorum … and we get to see it! Thank you for the amazing details and visuals!
Anatomy seems so much easier when you explain it 🎉
سبحان الله العظيم خالق كل شيء
Just admire that minimalistic structure of the cerebellum
Allah SWT is the greatest
好久没见这种标本了，感谢大体老师
The cerebellum is so beautiful 🥹
Keep looking and we will find the the key to staying young. Keek looking.❤
Corpus callosum, got it, repetition and exposure is key, thanks
What do you use to make such clean cuts. I have always wondered. I love anatomy. Being a first responder, I always try to learn more. Keep up the amazing work and wonderful knowledge.
The detail left behind despite being sliced in half by whatever means in astonishing
So Amazing and interesting thank you for sharing please keep sharing
They used to cut the corpus callosum in people with severe epilepsy. A lot of the “split brain” patients were normal, except their visual field was different!
My favorite structure of the brain. What it does and when it is disconnected, is mind boggling.
it’s incredible. how complex we all are.
Looking at this like, wow this is the greatest machine to date
Amazing how separated our two halves are!
Someone told me its almost like two different people. You might have to treat left and right separately.
I’m in psychology and learning about the brain it’s so fascinating ❤ we have two brains a left and a right
This looks awesome 😮😆
that leafy fern looking structure is really freaking me out for some reason
that's cerebellum, the "little brain"
That structure gives me the Willies too!
Funny you should describe it like that given that neuroanatomists usually describe the cellular circuitry there like a garden with deep (purkinje) cells that run to the brain forming deep roots that branch out to basket cells and interneurons at the extremity forming a complex canopy of interwoven foliage that behaves in its own way to refine movements and refine cognition
That was the part that fascinated me...I think.
Heh. I thought that area was beautiful. It's a fractal in the center of our being. Literally the pattern of the univers. Just beautiful.
Love this channel, but I think it's time to record full lectures and help me and all others save lives and empty out non-emergency from emergency waiting rooms. I wanna learn more, way more.
I just can't imagine the skills and guts required to create these precise cross sections. You really don't want to mess it up, because then you'll have to scrap the body and go get another one. 😅
These amazing information leaves no doubt as to who designed and created all these.
Severing the corpus callosum can have some funky effects such as not being aware of objects in our left visual field buy still reacting to them. Someone with a severed corpus callosum could be driving a car and not see cars to their left but still maneuver to avoid them.
These videos are helping me revise bio terms for my boards in 4 days ✨
Praying for fast recovery
What a machine 🙏🙏🙏 hail the nature....
Are you trynna scam the nature?
@@almightyziz 🤣🤣🤣😅😅
LOVE THESE VIDEOS.
Amazing, can you demonstrate the connection of optical nerve to the spine in the middle of the brain in less than a minute? It's for my personal science resouces about Eye's Healt Thanks
My first instinct was to pat the top of my head, because huh, didn't know about the film between the two hemispheres. I then tried to 'feel' this filmy stuff, and forgot brains can't feel anything. (Imagine if they could, though. Feeling your brain would be worse than suddenly becoming aware of your breathing.)
Also! I'll never get over how compactly arranged our whole skull situation is. Like, if you prod around up your nose just a liiiittle too far, you could trigger a full-on system shutdown.
The more I listen to you the more my faith in God increases. 🙏🏼
I was suprised to learn that that connective tissue is even there. I'd either missed it in anatomy textbooks, or only witnessed dissections of removed & cleaned brains.
Can you show the Pineal gland and explain what it’s role in the mind?
Isn't the Pineal Gland all about controlling *Hormones* ?
@@Cayman_Clubsport That's the pituitary gland. From what I know the pineal gland help regulate the circadian rhythm and releases melatonin.
Pineal gland controls sleep wake cycle
Very interesting, it's just amazing. Thank-you for sharing all this good information, much appreciated
that is the most beautiful content on the whloe of youtube
Can you make any comment about how the skull was prepared? Was it a saw or a knife or a laser? It just looks like the cut is so precisely clean and absolutely perfect which is indicative of very expensive equipment. I know Doctor that you're an Anatomist, but perhaps you could say something about the preparation of the sample.
Nothing less than Incredible!! The Grand Master never ceases to Amaze us! Thank you for educating us about how we are fabulously created. Love these vids.
Love these videos..so amazing
I am also very interested in that fractal branching matter to the bottom left of the corpus colosum.
Cerebellum, complex piece in that basically operates your body
All I could think while I watched was how beautiful and that we have a fractal right in the center of us. Fucking amazing.
Yet again, this cements that our brain is a gigantic hemi-walnut in our head
Awesome 👍👍💯
Very important to connect the two I would think
BTW...the words derive from Latin. "Corpus" - means body. "Callosum" - means "call + o + sum". So, translating, we have "Call", or communication; "o" is a contraction for "of or that"; and "sum" is a contraction for "join" or "added". In total we have "a body that joins or adds two parts together".
Lol😂❤xo GOD Bless you all and your family
LMAO I HAVE THIS ON MY SYLLABUS AND SOMEHOW THIS WAS ACTUALLY HELPFUL
Our Education System needs help. I wish High Schools would teach this along with nutrition.
It is taught like this in medical schools , cause they are the ones who really need this . High school students dont need to see this cause not all of them become doctors
They're too busy censoring EVERYTHING for anyone who pretends to be offended by everything.
@mkpinganYT Just bc a high school student isn't pursuing a career as a future doctor doesn't mean that a basic overview of the workings of the human body and its anatomy wouldn't be beneficial to them- it is still a form of basic education. My H.S taught basic anatomy and instilled a lifelong interest in the subject- for me at least!😂 . Furthermore, The more people know about how their own body works, the more proactive they are regarding their health. Facts.😊
The arbor vitae look so cool
That's beautiful!
I THINK THE BRAIN IS THE FUNKIEST LOOKING BODY PART THERE IS LOL
Wow! I love this channel!
Me taking a study break from neuroanatomy. RUclips: look💁🏻
Very interesting though:) Thanks for these educational videos🫶🏽
I feel like this guy is touch MY corpus callosum, gives me ASMR 😂
Its super sad my sister was born without it and because of that she can't talk well but from what I see she's just like any other person at least now she is
Amazing❤
Amaizing!
A brain studying a brain 🤯
Thanks 😊
Thanks a lotttttttttt 😊🎉
Is it wrong of me to think of walnuts !? 🤭fascinating tho 🙂
God is the greatest. Rest on gentle soul
God is amazing he made us so perfect
Even more fascinating are the behavior changes resulting from cutting the CC. Two brains, two minds... Michael Gazzaniga...look it up
Amazing why isn’t all this taught in schools
My husband has had a stroke in the corpus coliseum. This is fascinating to see exactly where that is. He has had 2 pontine strokes also, my understanding is that is directly above the brain stem?
Subhana Allah glorified be God for creating such complex creatures
I can't wait to end up on one of these tables.
The way i can smell the formalin from here 😭😭
Very interesting.