0:46 I see what you did there, Joe...

@onlyonejuan_1275

10 жыл бұрын

Darude-Sandstorm

2:43 "arguably throughout the rest of your life" New research supports this thesis strongly, the brain improoves and develops into the late 70th! book suggestion: "The secret Life of the Grown up brain"

Excellent collaboration! Hope to see more videos like these two.

I love this collab! So well done & super interesting :)

@braincraft

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Love the artsy crafty style of the videos. Must take you a while...

@braincraft

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It certainly does.

please continue to do what you guys do, love these informative and educational videos :)

Best BrainCraft video yet! Love your stuff.

@braincraft

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mom.

@omarremix5831

10 жыл бұрын

BrainCraft is that your nom

Hey BrainCraft, You should see " WTF Bending A Mans Mind " Great brain/ psych vid.

I created new neuron connections from watching this video

hey great video, awesome information, subscribed to the channel.. its okay to be smart brought me here

I was hoping for a clearer picture, like the timeline of when the different areas develop

amazing ℹ️ information

Thank u so much for this video. It helped alot to understand better. I have a que though. Brain forms 1000 trillion connection by the age 3. Trillions as in short scale or long scale?

Cool!

Thank you showing me how to grow my brain 🧠 I need to grow my brain a lot

Niceeeeeee!! I love your voice!!

I think one can learn a bit from you for doing the voice over

1:16 that pun dough

I've always wondered how neurons replenish neurotransmitters. For what I remember from biology in highschool, neurotransmitters are lost with each "blast" in the synapse. So with those neurons firing all day long (like the ones in the heart), don't they run out of them rather quickly?

@eggo1541

8 жыл бұрын

The heart can still function with the brain, I think.

Interesting!!!

@onlyonejuan_1275

10 жыл бұрын

Darude-Sandstorm

I subbed Even though this is the first video i've watched

2:05 - 2:17 What???

One year later

BrainCraft In this video you say that a baby makes 700 new interneuron connections every second, and make over 100 trillion connections by the age of 3. However, I read in Bruce Hood's "The Self Illusion" that when a human's brain develops, it starts off with more connections than it ever will have, and that over time when connections are not stimulated they are lost (a 'use it or lose it' theory). This also accounts for the reason why babies have windows of opportunities when their brains are developing; e.g. it's harder for a person to distinguish between faces within a race if that person wasn't exposed to those kinds of faces when their brain was developing as a baby - which is why a european might think all asians look alike, but an asian will be able to distinguish asian faces better. So do connections increase when our brains develop as babies?

How about closed captions?

@braincraft

10 жыл бұрын

Hey Chris, I did add closed captions about an hour ago but they haven't appeared yet. Check back very soon!

@herb7000

10 жыл бұрын

It's working now, thanks!!

Wow

This is a really interesting video but I couldn't hear almost anything because the music was louder then You :(

Wicth coller is your brain?

FZ FYAD

Nothing hotter than a really smart women with an English accent

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It's Okay To Be Smart™ High five guys, way cool 2 the max

Cool

2:05 What does this have to do with an infant learning words from the Cat in the Hat? Doesn't every child yearn to hear their mother's voice?

Why am I not smart?

but your neurons change move and die and get renewed everyday like your brain as a child is not the same brain you have as n old person . this is the reason people develop brain malfunctions and other problems as they grow your brain always changes and was not the same yesterday as to day .. ??

Sodium 1200 a trip to the hospital lol

wait we started as a brain well fuck we must be the smart then

Azari . Azari,sekis

Lithium is how your brain

@robertobryan2485

4 жыл бұрын

Grows

@knockhello2604

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertobryan2485 Lithium?

well this is my first video ive watched of your channel, and is there any way you could get ANYONE else to narrate the female part, im sorry but i want to rip out my ear drums listening to her, just do the male voice or get a different female if you must have a woman's voice in it.

@braincraft

10 жыл бұрын

That's a shame, because I narrate all of my videos. If you do end up ripping out your ear drums you can always use the closed captions.

@namelessmission

10 жыл бұрын

BrainCraft People have such weird hangups.

@karrenbuzon2763

10 жыл бұрын

Actually at first I felt like that but as I watch almost all their videos, I get used to it. I'm watching not to hear good narrators but what do their videos wanted to teach, so I get used to it.

@GimcrackVideo

10 жыл бұрын

Mate, you'd bloody hate Australia then.

@jesperjohansson2464

10 жыл бұрын

Alison Jane While he certainly is being an ass this is not misogyny. He said they can use another woman so there is no indication that he hates women just because they are women. The word misogyny is so overused these days that its basically meaningless. To the OP. In any critique you need to be more specific for it to have any meaning, what annoys you? tone of voice, pace, material, etc and what about that aspect is bad? that way they would have a chance to change that if more people think like you. Now you are just being a jerk. I'm also getting the impression that this is almost a 1 person project so changing that person would most likely kill the whole project.

This is a KZread video

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Ugh there's something about this video lol.. that made me look down to see how much time was left. No offense

all pregnant women should attend a collage for free till they give birth