So what is the picture that we get here?

The brain?

So this particular model is entirely self consistent because it's made itself so.

So to make the experiment,

So how do you get to be the happiest man in the world?

It restarts the brain?

Their groundbreaking technology records the EEG, or the electrical activity of the brain, in real time, allowing us to watch the brain as it performs various functions and then detect even the slightest abnormality in any of these functions vision, attention, language, audition.

I work direct with the right brain.

But subsumption means that the higher brain can interfere with the lower.

The right hemisphere doesn't have a voice.

They're there because there's this very close interaction.

I'll take your EEG.

Not psychology, biology.

Got a brainstorm, huh, Sebastian?

As you observe this image,

Henry, goddamn it!

As you might know, a stroke is a brain injury.

learned that they could track blood flow to map non invasively where activity was going on in the human brain.

So here's how it looks. Look at the region there.

That we're gonna kickstart his brain.

Now you brainwashed Mindy?

And it's not just computers.

No brain.

It's a brain.

What are they doing?

So something very important is going on here about keeping things apart from one another.

Because my daughter is alive in my brain from microsecond to microsecond...

I see we're even closer than I thought we were before.

Neuroscience is hopeless.

103 Gs?

Do you know what it is? Anyone?

Destroy their brains?

Look out, brainless!

The brain controls pain.

Two heads are better than one.

Here's my brain.

What does he mean by my brain?

We're also selecting for brains in which we can get the tissue, we can get consent to take the tissue within 24 hours of time of death.

So how'd they figure this out?

Even Charlie Kaufman's unusually original film

Your brain, huh?

The brain surgeon.

He had a stroke.

The second challenge is the actual device for observing brainwaves.

Scientists have worked for years on trying to understand the human brain using techniques like EEG and FMRl, where we scan the brain from the outside.