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I learned that we have to ways of thinking, there is fast and slow.

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I learned that our Brian has fast thinking and slow thinking I aslo learned that we have 86 billion brain cells.

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I found out that we use way more than 10% and made me want my money back on my ex-favorite movie, Lucy. I shouldn't of watched that video....DL

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Dose everyone have a brain?? I learned that we have slow thinking and fast thinking. It was interesting to watch things bout your brain.

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I learned that people believe many myths that are not true. I found the first video pretty interesting and I like the story about the guy.

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I knew that the bigger the brain, it doesn't change smartness, but I didn't know was that the brain is used entirely, not just one part. Also, when the brain gets damaged, it can change personality, mood, and behavior.

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I found that things like alcohol don't actually effect you're brain like people said and it actually doesn't make holes in your brain. The thing I still have a question about is how did they count all those brain cells.

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I learned that, the peripheral nervous system has sensory and motor neurons which the central nervous system has as well. The brain on outside is newer and more complex , as you started going deeper inside the brain it get more older, smaller, simpler, and more generic. We don't use only 10% of our brains our brains are actually working all the time but just some parts of the brain work more when your doing something active like walking or doing and activity.

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This video was fun. My favorite part was when they were putting numbers out and you had to add one (1) to each number

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So  I thought how it was like interesting how our brain don't like even see mistakes that are plainly obvious how in the third vid when the numbers were  changing our brain was  not noticing 

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So  I thought how it was like interesting how our brain don't like even see mistakes that are plainly obvious how in the third vid when the numbers were  changing our brain was  not noticing 

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Streib

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I learned that we use both sides of the brain equally, and that different parts of the brain do different things. I still wonder how exactly the brain works.

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I learned that your brain stem is the most ancient and central core of you brain. Another thing was that people might say that you have 5 senses, but that is not true, people have more than that. Also, I learned that your brain is complex. I just want to learn more about the lobes and more myths.

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I thought the story (first video)about how the guy damaged his brain was interesting. I learned about the limbic system. And I have no questions

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This video was interesting. I liked how the size of your brain doesn't make you any smarter.

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NY: I found learning about how we use more than 5% of our brain and all the examples in the 3rd video interesting and all the facts in the second one

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I thought that the way we think fast and slow was pretty cool. But my question is how did scientists figure out all of this stuff?

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What I found interesting was finding out what every part of the brain does

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The last one was my favorite because of the mental illusions.

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I found this video kind of interesting but it was a little long and boring. I found that part were the man got his a stick shoved through his brain let him live but his personality changed like drastically.

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I did not know that when you look at something your brain tries to go fast and think of an anwser. I also didn't know that drugs don't put holes in your brain. This are in the last two videos

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I found it surprising we have 86 billion brain cells and that just poking a lobe can trigger a response. I also found the fact that a man survived a pole through the head very surprising. I would like to know more about the lobes though

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The videos I liked were the last two on this list because both of them throughly explained tricks and myths that we might have believed when we were even younger than we are now.

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In the first video it talked about the basic parts of the brain, all of the section like motor cortex and stuff. The third video talked about fast thinking and slow thinking, when your brain part 1 thinks fast and gives a an but it's not always correct and slow thinking, were you think slow but get the answer. The second video was talking about myths.

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This was great, I loved the last two because of how the guy explains how the brain works, while the first one was a little to long and some words I didn't understand, but overall these videos were great scientific videos. — Kaitlyn Olson

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I found the 10% myth being busted interesting. I learned that we have only 86 billion brain cells. Not 100. I still want to learn about the 10%

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I learned that nearly the entire brain is used when doing simple task and not just 10%. I thought it was interesting that a guy could have a metal rod go through his head and survive. I also  find it interesting that you have a fast thinking  and slow thinking. It is weird that when you are told to focus on something or do focus on something you don't really what what is happening around the entire scene. I also learned that when an image or word is in front if another word your mind fill in the blanks do to the priming w/ the other word or image.

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I found the talks about the brain stem interesting. I learned that the medulla controls things involuntarily. I still want to learn about the lobes.

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Assignment: Watch all three videos and post something about two of the three. Your post should have your initials and a brief response explaining what you found interesting, what you learned, or what you may still have questions about.  The class will be able to see your post (as will I).

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Assignment: Watch all three videos and post something about two of the three. Your post should have your initials and a brief response explaining what you found interesting, what you learned, or what you may still have questions about.  The class will be able to see your post (as will I).

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Meet Your Master - Getting to Know Your Brain: Crash Course Psychology #4

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7 Myths About The Brain You Thought Were True

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Brain Tricks - This Is How Your Brain Works