What’s inside our skull? Is it our brain or our mind?
This is a real brain floating in liquid to keep it intact as a specimen, and undoubtedly it’s not mine. Our brain is divided into two hemispheres and it contains billions of neurons. The brain plays a crucial role in our motor and sensory roles.
Our brain enhances our capacity for intellectual thoughts, planning, decision-making, survival and instincts based on past experiences. It can transcend beyond the intellect and delve into the realm of the unknown.
Without the brain; language, consciousness, memory, abstract thoughts, art, philosophy, and religion do not exist.
The staggering complexity of a human brain as it begins to develop from infancy to adulthood remains a mystery.
Inside my brain, inside of my mind, I have a human hunger that I cannot grasp. Is God just a perception generated by my brain or is it wired to experience the reality of God?
Still, no one can answer this to my satisfaction when it comes to science. It is all a mystery.
“The fairest thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true science. He who knows it not and can no longer wonder, no longer feel amazement, is as good as dead” ~ Albert Einstein.
These photos were taken during one of my travels. It’s an exhibition of brain/mind/human. Location? It escaped my mind.
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