The state of my brain

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The state of my brain today

Concussion

Cool air on my head. It felt good. Gliding along on the wheels. The bike path ends at the bridge. I always ride up the last driveway to cross the bridge on the sidewalk. Take the previous driveway. It’s a change. There’ll be a little bit of exciting terrain on the boulevard, the grass, before the smooth sidewalk again.
A groove. A gap. A shoulder. A ledge. Sidewalk is higher than the grass. A very sharp shelf edge. It’s going to trap my wheels. Always wear your helmet, kids.

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Suggestions of something real

Derya Unutmaz originally shared this post on Google+

Philosopher Dan Dennett makes a compelling argument that not only don’t we understand our own consciousness, but that half the time our brains are actively fooling us.

Dan Dennett: Can we know our own minds?

Mute the volume until Dennett is onscreen.

fMRI humour from UWO

I don’t usually, well, at all if I can help it, crib posts from BoingBoing, but this one fits in with the general theme of this place. fMRI humor ar ar ar points to a page of jokes at the UWO psych department fMRI for Newbies humour pages.

So it’s from London, it’s about brains, it’s supposed to be funny, so it qualifies.