lifesoidot
lifesoidot t1_j2dkad6 wrote
Reply to comment by Nelewout in ELI5: How did we realise the mind is in the brain? by theembryo
Ok, so I am actually a dog, but I was hoping to still fly under the radar because humans can technically fracture their dingledong. It’s just not a bony dingledong.
lifesoidot t1_j2czrzd wrote
Reply to comment by EarlyAd29 in ELI5: How did we realise the mind is in the brain? by theembryo
Even extremely powerful magnets are quite benign. Take MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) for example. The tissues will warm a little, but well within what is safe.
Perhaps you are thinking of a shock wave? Like an IED outside an armoured vehicle. The armour might prevent any shrapnel penetration, but the shock wave alone can cause an acquired brain injury.
lifesoidot t1_j2czdvi wrote
Reply to comment by uawithsprachgefuhl in ELI5: How did we realise the mind is in the brain? by theembryo
That explains the personality changes after I fractured my penis.
lifesoidot t1_j2advds wrote
Reply to comment by Western-Image7125 in Jerry’s is naming a pizza after Andrew Tate by Kat121
I agree. I hadn’t heard of him before now. I just refer to him as AT (which immediately translates in my head to Aqua Turd).
lifesoidot t1_j2ab4h8 wrote
Reply to comment by Fominroman2 in Jerry’s is naming a pizza after Andrew Tate by Kat121
To be fair, I think the AT should be the one that comes burnt.
lifesoidot t1_iujz23k wrote
Reply to Alaska Airlines flight delayed after 2 pilots have 'professional disagreement', refuse to fly together by OyVeyzMeir
Good call to cancel. High emotions and interpersonal conflict are a safety issue.
lifesoidot t1_j2dkd07 wrote
Reply to comment by pr3dato8 in ELI5: How did we realise the mind is in the brain? by theembryo
Nah, my head is not that interesting.