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This is a real human brain
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and spinal cord. And it would be
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positioned in my head like this. Front
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of the brain, back of the brain coming
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down, hanging down as the spinal cord.
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And these are the nerves that are
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actually going to go down into your
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lower extremity. So all the information
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that's going to go down into your lower
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extremity to control your body is
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controlled. And the sensory information
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is coming in through those nerve fibers.
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Looks like a bunch of wise.
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It does. Well, you know, we are quite a
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welldesigned machine in its own way. It
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a difference is we are organic. We are
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biological. And I think one of the
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biggest mistakes that we make as a
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society is we think ourselves and we
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think ourselves as a machine. Push it,
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push it, push it, push it, push it, push
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it, push it. Well, you can do that with
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a computer. You plug it in and it stays
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on until you turn it off or it blows up.
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We have to go to sleep. It's okay. We
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won't hurt it.
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Wow.
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We hope.
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Gosh.
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Uh-huh.
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Beautiful.
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Our design such a masterpiece. We are
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this massive conglomeration of 50
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trillion molecular geniuses making up
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our form.
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Beautiful.
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It's so crazy that every single person
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listening right now has one of these and
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it's processing my voice as you're
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hearing my voice.
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That's right.
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And it is this for anyone that has never
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felt a brain before, which I imagine is
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most of you. It is like this very, very
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soft but dense sort of tofuy.
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How would you describe the feeling?
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Pork roast.
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Pork roast.
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