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>>15603867
No frontal lobe having, no inhibition Executive dysfunction neanderthals.

>>15586455
This is what a 'successful' lobotomy looked like.

>Yeah this guy seems a little angry. He's acting up a bit too much for my taste.
>Yeah drill his skull and throw some absolute alcohol in there, destroy the most important and 'human' part of the brain
>Oh wow, amazing now he's calm just like a capuchin monkey, surgery successful.

Maybe because the frontal lobe is exactly what makes you human, so obviously you're gonna be sedated when they fuck it up. And this is only in successful cases, unsuccessful cases were way way worse. Rosemary kennedy is a good example of that.

>>15532346
>you do not know any neuroscience
>i know that there is no functional part in the brain that produces iq
Tell me then, oh great neuroscientist, what is the function of the frontal lobe, and why is it necessary to distinguish us from other primates? And how does it work in conjunction with the parietal lobe?