Psych students
Here's a great example of a person with split brain.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 7:14 AM
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
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11 Comments:
Wow! This is so weird! I never knew that this could happen to the brain if it was split! It is so amazing how even if he can't see it with his eyes he can still draw it out!
3:38 PM
That is pretty creepy! The fact that someone with a split brain can look at a screen and see nothing on the left side but still close their eyes and draw it is so cool! He could not even explain why he drew it either!
3:41 PM
Wow!! That's fascinating!! I didn't realize that the unconscious was that powerful!!
4:36 PM
This is crazy. I didn't know this even existed.
4:38 PM
Wow! I never knew that a split human brain would be capable of doing such things. I thought having a split brain would actually decrease their abilities to do things. This is very interesting!
5:36 PM
This is super cool. I've never even heard of that happening before, let alone see it.
8:18 PM
It's really amazing how he can not see pictures or words with the left side of his brain, but if he thinks and draws it with his left hand he can figure it out.
8:25 PM
Now it makes sense. This is really interesting.
12:16 PM
This is really interesting to watch. Both hemispheres working independently is very interesting.
12:18 PM
I couldn't imagine not being able to tell what you saw, but being able to just draw it out on a piece of paper with your eyes closed! This is crazy!
3:09 PM
Doesn't the brain act like a quantum computer and would still be able to communicate information via non-local connections thus not needing an actual physical connection to communicate?
4:49 PM
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