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brain
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spy
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gray stuff... how does it hang onto all sorts of crazy stuff?
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sarah jane
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how does the crazy stuff leave room for what keeps us sane?
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Rainer
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I don't feel anything right now.
Except for my brain which feels like a pile of mud inside my head.
Except for my eyes that went dry when I stared at those papers for hours.
Except for my knees cause I've been sitting on a too small chair.
Except for my fingers cause I'm typing right now.
I've been in the repetition of my final exam yesterday, and I hope so much I made it.
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jared_d
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Sometimes i just wish I could turn it off for a while. Always bombarding me with all these inconvenient ideas and doubts. Life would often be a lot easier without it. That being said, I wouldn't trade it for anything, not even a really good blowjob.
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Toade
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Probably the most dangerous thing to ever come out of the human race. Any substance that can create both the Haiku and the Holocaust is something to be regarded with suspicion.
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Mental Siege
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The brain is really amazing. I think that intelligence has a lot to do with the ability to make connections. I wonder how far the calibration can go... how could have a brain, or an intelligence, making connections, before it goes too far, and it all becomes nonsense? Is there an absolute limit to intelligence? It takes intelligence to even decide .. I'm blathering, aren't I? But, oh well, that's what this page is for, and it's Thanksgiving, and I have nothing better to do. Thanksgiving is the most boring day of the year. .. what is worth thinking about. I could decide to try to unearth connections between the laws of physics and corn, but it doesn't really seem worthwhile. I have a feeling I had some kind of point, but it's getting lost in the shuffle. Maybe another time.
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why me
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we all use our brain,
but half the time it doesn't show.
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ralph
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A pretty dumb organ considering it's infinitely complex. The source of all of our experience. Is there an objective reality? Ask it.
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fucked
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won't leave me be, won't leave me alone! I wish it would go away and stop bugging me with its millions of useless thoughts and questions and ideas and concepts and words words words. So much chaos within my head. It never stops. I can't escape - not even in sleep. Perhaps in death?
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meggie
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its crazy to think that everything we need to live on processes in our brains, it hurts my brain to think about it.
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Brad
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brains are fun things. They let you do things like listen to vinyl records and play the vibraphone. Buh.
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Ernesto
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listless,almost comatose, still I want another dose. Erase my thoughts erase my brain, a dose would help me break this chain. Thinking ,spinning where's the beginning to this end? The end of this lonliness the end of this uselessness, yes just the end of this.
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lisa_is_bionic
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Never thought I'd get any higher
Never thought you'd fuck with my brain
Never thought all this could expire
Never thought you'd go break the chain
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ted
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of coarse i speak.
but only to break silence.
if there was no silence we would not speak
except with our brain
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bebop
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The mother of thought is a slab of technology that ripped itself from its natural surroundings. I think it needs a kick in the ass.
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amy
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imagine...
we only use 1/10 of our brain's capacity..what would happen to the world if we used all of it? what would become of us?
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jeff ament
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evolution, baby
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kx21
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b1) Will you still alive without your Brain?
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kx21
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b1) Are you still alive without your Brain?
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kx21
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b2) Are you still alive without your Brain and your Body?
b3) Are you still alive without your
Brain, your Body and your Soul?
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kx21
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b4) Are you still alive after BRAIN-DEAD?
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User24
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crazy brain like a speeding train or a speeding bullet, speeding right through it, i need more drugs to lower the pain, and i wanna hold your body next to mine for one last time before i go (on with the show) into the dark dead in a park who would know just go with the flow, hold that thought i know you ought and although we fought we've had good times together at the end of our tether its time to say goodbye lets fly going on for far too long so lets stop.
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ditto
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why do people end things like that?
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User24
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blurgh.
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johnny west
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You don't have to have one to be successful.
You don't have to have one to be liked by others.
You don't have to have one to do anything.
If you do have one, you can
kill it
stifle it
or you could let others do that for you.
It's all down to what you have, and what you choose to do with it. A lot of good it does.
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The Truth
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A brain is a beautiful thing. It's as if our brain is the life within us, and the rest of our body parts are just there to feed the brain, and move it around. (And to make more little brains too.) The brain has two major components, the conscious, and the subconscious. The subconscious is filled with mystery and the unknown, and makes up about 80% of our total brain.
They taught us in High School that humans only use about 20% of our brains.
I would like to say, here and now, that I think that is (almost)the biggest bunch of CRAP I've ever heard!!
NOTHING in life/nature is inefficient! Everything is used and recycled to form a completely circular system. So why would the most magnificent structure ever to come out of nature be inefficient?
No, I am afraid I'll have to object, your honor. Our brains are probably 1000% efficient!
By that I mean that one day "scientists" will tell us that they "discovered" that humans use not only our ENTIRE brains, but within our brain is an electrochemical "projector" that utilizes non-organic tissues to process higher brain funcions. EXAMPLE: Let's say that the hypercortex emmits high frequency waves in a spherical shape around the outside of the brain, forming an invisible electrical energy field. This is possibly what some people refer to as the aura, or perhaps even the soul.
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shade
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makes bad decisions.
or is that the heart?
goes where it pleases at nightime
wants a cigarette
and also does not want one
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silentbob
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faithful
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starved
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the world turning circles running 'round
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finished with lies
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Two entities, hand in hand, working in unison under your direction. Break the link, and see what happens. You're not a Peter Sellers fan, by any chance, are you?
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moron
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I dont like to use my brain
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cube
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I don't believe that old saw about us using only 10% of our brains. Homo sapians are limited in their brain size by the inability of the (average) birth canal to pass a larger head. If we only used 10% of our brains, our heads would be 90% smaller and giving birth would be considerably easier...
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starved
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my heart's been cooking mine
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letters to peter
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...kinda bruised and swollen from all your mind-fucking. now my head is shaped oddly and I will forever have bad hair days because of the asymmetry. next time be more gentle, my dear.
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maim
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brain
train
crane
fame
dame
elain
pain
disdain
rain
drain
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dr. stupid
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if the brain was simple enough to understand, we would be to simple to understand it.
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dr. stupid
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if the brain was simple enough to understand, we would be too simple to understand it
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little fury bug
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i had a biology teacher who had a human brain in a jar just sitting there on the shelf amongst a whole slew of preserved human organs and tiny animals. one day she passed it around to our class..i kind of just held the jar in my hand and looked at it for a while...just wondering who's brain it was, what kind of thoughts ran through it when it was still inside that person's head, the memories it contained...pain, heartache, happiness, dreams, wishes, visions...all rolled up in this lump of gray mass, looking kind of like chewing gum...it used to be alive, it used to be part of a human...and there i was just holding it in my hands...for a moment it felt overwhelmingly surreal--mystifying, perplexing...yeah, and at that moment i realized that there's no way in hell i can ever be a doctor...
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Ahmad
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messing round with this organ makes u feel good!
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~gez~
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what? your nob? oh the post is about brains. bit of a slow pick up there, sorry all
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ferret
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gez is sort of a strange name, i bet you didn't use your brain to come up with that, this ad is stupid, it's on a tv
nope no check
no money
use the brain
brain
brai
bra
ooh bra! i like those
brains and bras yummylicious
bra
brain
bra
brains
!!!!!!!!1 yay!
boobs brains brains boobs bras bras boobs brains! i'm so confused
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pajama
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electric & chemical reactions
that cant be it.....
I just laugh at how cruel that is...
We are so lost.. no bigger than a grain of sand, just an unfortunate "oops"
but no one to say it..
just had an increased chance of survival with greater social cohesion…
Poof increase the frontal lobe...
Hehehe....
And now.....well.. blather
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niska
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that dog on inspetor gadget.
if it weren't for him, gadget would get it bad every time. how the dog can dress as a hula girl and nearly seduce gadget every time too, is amazing.
how can he not recognize a dog that lives in his house?
have i really lost all of my imagination? or is this show just really stupid?
these are the questions on my brain tonight.
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wednesday
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Brains are the strangest things in the world, the most amazing to.. its like a living ball of slush, creature even, inside a round hard cage. Which has decided exaclty what you are about to do, before the thought even enters your mind(so to speak, if that makes any sence)
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once again
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Blather is alot like the human brain. They're both big, very big and yet so very small. They both contain everything and anything, and if it's not in there, you can put it in.
Somewhere in my head are the entire lyrics to thousands of songs, memories and conversations and all my trivial doings. People put new stuff in my head everyday and it stays there, weather I know it or not. And I can look at something and it will remind me of twenty other somethings, whose meanings and memories come rushing back.
Some where on blather are the entire lyrics to thousands of songs, memories and conversations and all of our trivial doings. People put new things on blather everyday and they stay here forever, weather we see them or not. And you can look at something on blather and it will remind you of something you read years ago on blather and all the memories come rushing back.
Amazing. Simply Amazing.
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Sam Vaknin
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The brain (and, by implication, the mind) have been compared to the latest technological innovation in every generation. The computer metaphor is now in vogue. Computer hardware metaphors were replaced by software metaphors and, lately, by (neuronal) network metaphors.
Metaphors are not confined to the philosophy of neurology. Architects and mathematicians, for instance, have lately come up with the structural concept of "tensegrity" to explain the phenomenon of life. The tendency of humans to see patterns and structures everywhere (even where there are none) is well documented and probably has its survival value.
Another trend is to discount these metaphors as erroneous, irrelevant, deceptive, and misleading. Unders |
