Absolutely not I mean, sure, if you want to play twinkle twinkle little star with the left hand and für Elise with the right on the piano then go for it, but that's not what music's about and if you found yourself in this scenario you'd realise the need for having a centralised means of synchronising your hands towards a common time signature grossly outweighs the apparent benefit of being able to move them completely indepedent from one another
there are times where I’m thinking of a convo or am “narrating” in my head while I’m having a conversations with someone and then what I’m thinking or narrating will escape into my words but it’s something I never meant to say it was just something I was thinking of saying at a later time or that makes sense lol but would that be an example of this or when I am in the kitchen someone will tell me can you grab this while I’m in the process of grabbing my item or whatever it maybe and then my brain goes for the item my coworker asked me for instead of the item I was looking for originally or is that something completely different
Ha! That’s actor Alan Alda most famous from the tv series MASH! And you’re right, he does sound like Howard stern! I would have never thought of that had you not said it!
So when phone is flashed on the computer screen only one side of his brain can see it but when he draws a phone of the paper both sides of the brain can see it...??
because on the screen he's focusing his sight on the cross in the middle of the screen, otherwise his eyes would move to show the picture to both left and right fields in both eyes (like he can do on the paper)
I’m really curious now is there any experience to communicate with the right brain other than drawing? ,for example how does it feel about today ? I mean trying to talk to it like talking to another person and not just random task
I think that today it'll be as easy as using headphones with stereo and/or a VR Headset that shows different things to each brain and each answers with the part of the body they control. But drawing/writting might be the cheapest solution.
without left you are animal without right machine .both have purpose . without left human creature will be among animals. tribes in jungle hunting eating is one way to describe it dosen't it ?
Wait wait ,at 7:59 he pointed to a word ,does that mean his right brain can understand words just not say them or is it a because he wasn't given a reference to go with the word so he couldn't see it and had to draw them out but when given a ref he can see the word?? But if his right brain and left aren't communicating how could he see the words on the left ?😭
his right brain obviously can understand words, otherwise he could not be able to follow the request to draw what he saw with the left eye; both the request and the image had to be processed by the same hemisphere
What bothers me is that they didn't physically separate his fields of vision, like putting a piece of cardboard between his eyes. There is nothing that prevents one eye from seeing what appears on the other side of the screen. It seems to me that the experiment is poorly controlled.
They are making him focus on the plus at the center, thus fixating his right and left visual fields. The right brain receives optic information from both the left and right eyes, but only from the right side of the retina of both eyes, which corresponds to the left visual field, not the left eye
@@user-jp9yd5oe9h I did a little bit of research and found that the first reply on this thread is correct: "The right brain receives optic information from both the left and right eyes, but only from the right side of the retina of both eyes, which corresponds to the left visual field, not the left eye". So separating his eyes wouldn't work anyways. But still it makes it impossible to make sure that the guy isn't just doing "what he perceived the researchers are expecting to find" (as the second reply says)
Feels like I'm about to lose my sanity by overwatching split brain experiments.
Same, but it’s prob just our right brain talking.
its the left that speaks @@tefferz
@@tefferzit usually doesnt do that
@@Anakin_SkywaIkerthat’s the joke
Unironically going through this right now
This is the creepiest thing that makes me question everything…
It’s your right brain saying that kassandra…
@@tefferz
The right brain is non-vocal.
It has no mouth and must scream.
@@citizenvulpes4562 that’s the joke
„Dont leave home without your left hemisphere“ is a dope statement
CGP Grey. Thank you..!!
Same here
@@CptMilkk same lol..
Same here
same, so interesting!
same i need help
I bet people like this would be good musicians.
Absolutely not
I mean, sure, if you want to play twinkle twinkle little star with the left hand and für Elise with the right on the piano then go for it, but that's not what music's about and if you found yourself in this scenario you'd realise the need for having a centralised means of synchronising your hands towards a common time signature grossly outweighs the apparent benefit of being able to move them completely indepedent from one another
Music is proven to significantly increase the size of the corpus callosum if you train on an instrument seriously before age 9.
Play Pictionary with yourself
Lmfaoooooo
5:50 It's the self-deception for me
Didnt expect to see alan alda
there are times where I’m thinking of a convo or am “narrating” in my head while I’m having a conversations with someone and then what I’m thinking or narrating will escape into my words but it’s something I never meant to say it was just something I was thinking of saying at a later time or that makes sense lol but would that be an example of this or when I am in the kitchen someone will tell me can you grab this while I’m in the process of grabbing my item or whatever it maybe and then my brain goes for the item my coworker asked me for instead of the item I was looking for originally or is that something completely different
That's interesting
man this is crazy
That one dude sounds like Howard stern
Ha! That’s actor Alan Alda most famous from the tv series MASH! And you’re right, he does sound like Howard stern! I would have never thought of that had you not said it!
So when phone is flashed on the computer screen only one side of his brain can see it but when he draws a phone of the paper both sides of the brain can see it...??
So one side sees it so it tries to let the other side by drawing it visually
because on the screen he's focusing his sight on the cross in the middle of the screen, otherwise his eyes would move to show the picture to both left and right fields in both eyes (like he can do on the paper)
I’m really curious now is there any experience to communicate with the right brain other than drawing? ,for example how does it feel about today ? I mean trying to talk to it like talking to another person and not just random task
I think that today it'll be as easy as using headphones with stereo and/or a VR Headset that shows different things to each brain and each answers with the part of the body they control. But drawing/writting might be the cheapest solution.
8:40 It's Dr. Livesey
CGP grey sent me down a real rabbit hole here
In these split brain patients, you think the right brain would feequently communicate with writing words?
I would love giving tts to the other brain
without left you are animal without right machine .both have purpose . without left human creature will be among animals. tribes in jungle hunting eating is one way to describe it dosen't it ?
7:37 my left brain was quick to cope
I keep expecting Hot Lips Houlihan to come in.
😆👍
Wait wait ,at 7:59 he pointed to a word ,does that mean his right brain can understand words just not say them or is it a because he wasn't given a reference to go with the word so he couldn't see it and had to draw them out but when given a ref he can see the word?? But if his right brain and left aren't communicating how could he see the words on the left ?😭
his right brain obviously can understand words, otherwise he could not be able to follow the request to draw what he saw with the left eye; both the request and the image had to be processed by the same hemisphere
Narrated by hawkeye from mash
What if he's pranking them
Is Joe dead now
What bothers me is that they didn't physically separate his fields of vision, like putting a piece of cardboard between his eyes. There is nothing that prevents one eye from seeing what appears on the other side of the screen.
It seems to me that the experiment is poorly controlled.
They are making him focus on the plus at the center, thus fixating his right and left visual fields. The right brain receives optic information from both the left and right eyes, but only from the right side of the retina of both eyes, which corresponds to the left visual field, not the left eye
The guys do what he perceived the researchers are expecting to find.
This is what I was thinking. I don’t understand it because he can see the entire screen with both eyes simultaneously
@@user-jp9yd5oe9h I did a little bit of research and found that the first reply on this thread is correct:
"The right brain receives optic information from both the left and right eyes, but only from the right side of the retina of both eyes, which corresponds to the left visual field, not the left eye".
So separating his eyes wouldn't work anyways.
But still it makes it impossible to make sure that the guy isn't just doing "what he perceived the researchers are expecting to find" (as the second reply says)
What id he say..? 0:19
lmao
no such thing as abilitx or not communix, or interesx or not, do/can do anyx nmw
Amen
Like it or not, this guy is speaking facts
this blows i hate having to watch this kind of shit for school
Im here for fun. What are you doing 9 years later?
@@shafts__6821 I definitely wanna be here when he responds
@@pancakeman5247 same
@@pancakeman5247 Me too 🙂
@@pancakeman5247 same