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>> No.1796444

so uhh explain?

>> No.1796448

LOBOTOMY FOR BOTH !

>> No.1796449

I don't even know what those mean
The cannabis user is more relaxed?

>> No.1796456

the area around your skull is obliviously (lol) dissipating.

is this news or something?

>> No.1796459

I am a neurologist and those are definitely different brains.

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1796461

not this fucking thread again

>mfw its two slices of the same dude's head

>> No.1796462

Basically it means nothing.

>> No.1796464

is that the cerebellum?

if motor skills and equilibrium are depressed, you are just going to have relaxed muscle function

>> No.1796482

>>1796459
i'm a fisherman and those are deffinatly different brains.

>> No.1796512

I am a engineer and those are definitely different brains.

>> No.1796518

So, when you swallow gum this is where it gets stuck?

>> No.1796516

I am a brain and those are definitely different neurologists.

>> No.1796523

i'm a theoretical physicist and those are definitely different branes

>> No.1796529
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1796529

I'm high and those are definitely billions and billions of different neurons.

>> No.1796530

I's a black gangstah, and them def be 2 diffrint watermelons, yo.
Trust me on dis won, i know dis shit.

>> No.1796536
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1796536

Hi, I'm a mac. And those are different brains.

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1796540

>>1796536

and I'm a PC.

Those ARE different brains.

>> No.1796550

I'm a biotechnologist and those are definatedly different membranes.

>> No.1796557

i'm 12 and those are different brains.

>> No.1796561
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1796561

>>1796540
I'm a Linux

Those are forks of the same brain, because open source, free software is amazing.

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1796591

I am a scout and those are definitely different dispensers.

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1796620

Where's your god now, potheads?

http://www.amenclinics.com/brain-science/spect-image-gallery/spect-atlas/images-of-alcohol-and-drug-
abuse/

SPECT scans in the house.

>> No.1796622

I'm high and what is this?

>> No.1796623
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>>1796561
I'm a GNU.
I'd like to interject for a moment.
What you're referring to as a brain, is in fact, GNU/brain, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus brain. Brain is not an organ unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full organ as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "brain", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a brain, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. The brain is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete organ. Brain is normally used in combination with the GNU organ: the whole system is basically GNU with brain added, or GNU/brain . All the so-called "brain" distributions are really distributions of GNU/brain.

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1796624

I am a Phrenologist and...

>> No.1796649

Holy shit I posted >>1796459
because I was stoned and now I come back and you guys have made this mess? Pretty cool, actually.

>> No.1796651

>>1796649
wait, are you actually a neurologist?

>> No.1796655

>>1796622

It means smoke dope and not only get a bit more stupid (I mean really, the act of smoking itself started that off, not the pot), but kill off those brain cells by the millions with regular use, and they don't come back.

While it's true that the human body basically rebuilds itself 24/7, the one aspect where it's not true is with respect to brain cells. Kill those, you're fucked.

>> No.1796668

>>1796655
Actually, that's incorrect. We have recently observed brain cell regeneration. Furthermore there have been no conclusive studies that suggest THC kills braincells.

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1796666

>>1796655

>> No.1796679

>>1796651
Naw, dude.

>> No.1796684

Huh. /sci/ is slow tonight.

>> No.1796687

>>1796655
Ever heard of the olfactory bulb?

>> No.1796690

>>1796687
Not who you were responding to, but how is that relevant?

>> No.1796691

>>1796690
Cells get replaced about each month

>> No.1796693

>>1796691
To what extent?

>> No.1796700

>>1796693
Fresh new neural cells that allow you to perceive smells each month. In other words, when these neural cells are about a month old, they get replaced with newly made cells.

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1796967

I'll just put this here.

>> No.1797018

raisin bran of gods and centuries.