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After Warner Bros. execs suggested adding a third character to "Pinky And The Brain," writers responded to the unwanted input with the episode "Pinky & The Brain And...Larry" which featured a third, superfluous mouse named Larry that added nothing to the plot but repeatedly saying "I'm Larry"

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When Rodney Dangerfield was asked how long he'd be hospitalized for brain surgery, he responded, "If all goes well, about a week. If not, about an hour and a half."

What part of the brain responds to pain?

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1. Our brains respond to rejection in the same manner as physical pain. "The same areas of our brain become activated when we experience rejection as when we experience physical pain."

2. Many popular parenting practices may be linked to reduced brain development in infants. Such practices include "the use of infant formula, the isolation of infants in their own rooms or the belief that responding too quickly to a fussing baby will 'spoil' it."

3. Having your heart broken will partially resonate in the part of the brain that responds to physical pain, so taking some Tylenol can actually help with heart break.

4. When shown pics of others being loved and cared for first, the brain no longer responded to pics showing threatening facial expressions or words.

5. Irreversible brain damage in monkeys responded positively to injections of cells that were cultured from an adult brain and turned into Doublecortin-positive cells-- once injected, new neurons were created; however, because of regulations, there may never be human trials.

6. Dung Beatles navigate using compass neurons in their brains while rolling dung balls. During the day, the neurons respond to the position of the sun, and at night they respond to polarized light. In absence of polarized light-like on a moonless night, they use the milky way.

7. Primates evolved a specific part of the brain that responds primarily to snakes

8. Psychophysicist Howard Moskowitz pioneered research on the "bliss point", a "sensory profile where you like food the most", with the "just right" amount of saltiness, sweetness, or richness. The brain responds with a reward, remembers what was done to achieve that, & makes us want to do it again

9. Blindsight is a phenomenon in which people who are blind due to certain types of brain damage will still respond to visible stimuli that they cannot consciously perceive.

10. Humans have a "blind spot" in each eye... an area on the retina without receptors that respond to light. This is where the optic never exits the eye on its way to the brain

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Sleep Texting occurs when the brain and body are in a state that’s not fully awake, but not entirely asleep either and someone responds to the sound their smartphone makes when they receive a message

Brain activity responds to light, even in completely blind individuals. - source

People who played Pokémon extensively as children develop a region of the brain that responds more to Pokémon than anything else - source

In Pinky and the Brain's third season, WB executives asked the creators to add a third mouse to the show. They responded with the ep "Pinky and the Brain...And Larry"

Conservatives respond to fear & emotion more while liberals use new information & facts due differences in brain structure - source

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Criticism from parents affects how children's brains respond

How brain responds to pain?

Mirror neurons, a type of brain cell that responds equally when we act a certain way and when we see someone else act that certain way.

Fish cannot feel pain because they lack the part of the brain necessary to process pain in the first place, and that when fish respond to stimuli to 'pain' is simply an unconscious reaction.

The neurological basis for racism, how one's brain responds differently towards those it perceives as part of an "outgroup," and that this response can be rewired.

Brain regions of liberals vs conservatives respond differently to various stimuli, among other differences