Brain Growth | random facts cramming.

Brain Growth | random facts cramming.

you got to much brainrotted alr so now u need to get back to your—but you prob wont so ._.

free random cramming:

THIS IS A DRAFT DON'T JUDGE ME >:0

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LET'S INCREASE YOUR IQ >:0

Table of contents:	I WAS AWAKE TILL 1 A.M SOMETHING
Some animals (mostly from Australia).....................1.	LOOKING FOR STUFF
chameleon..................................................................2.	TO PUT IN YOUR BRAINS.
Audio and Visual illusions + explanations...............3.	PLEASE READ THIS ! AREN'T YOU BORED ?
Nerves spinal cord brain aaagh.................................4.	SO REaD  ThIsS
Cookie....................................................................🍪.

+ there are extras in between <:

Doesn't this hurt??

ouch.

Also, if you did not know, sometimes grass gets in there—so messy ._. 🍃🍃

Echidnas have a beak actually.

Knuckles:

Echidnas have a long sticky tongue and eat ants and termites. They are commonly known as "Spiny Anteaters".  These animals range from 12-18 inches long and weigh around 10 pounds (sry for ppl who use grams :>). Short spines about 2 inches long cover their bodies, interspersed with with coarse brown hairs. (The underside is just hair) There are 4 recognized species. These 4 are the Short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus), Eastern long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus bartoni), Western long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus bruijnii), and Sir David's long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus attenboroughi).  Echidnas live in earth burrows and rock crevices, usually alone—along with hunting solo. They are found across Australia and New Guinea. 🦘

Order: Monotremata Only egg laying mammal besides platypus (which is also Monotreme.) Also produce milk.

(Pholidota is actually weird)

Where is that clown girl that likes australians i forgot her name- bonnie? lol. we should get married 😏💍

this is cute: ❤❤❤

laurel or Yanny? Which one do you hear??

for me it's yanny but i can also make myself hear laurel somehow

another:

learn why this happens: link1 link2 link3

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this is a kill visual illusion:

is the ball moving ._.

now look at this:

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did you see a duck or a rabbit first?

Did you know that lolling is a word? Well, it is—and the formal meaning isn't "saying 'lol'", but rather:

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NOW I WILL SHOW YOU YOUR BRAIN.

get a reward when u answer the questions below 😱.

(i'll be rlly plain and simple—i'll just quickly summarize the context.)

right vs left.

for small kids:

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FUN FACT: The left hemisphere of your brain controls the right side of your body—and likewise, the right hemisphere of your brain controls the left side of your body. 😵💫

Some info:                                 ***note that not everything described below is addressed in the image above.

• The frontal lobes are the brain's largest lobes, located behind your forehead, responsible for crucial functions like executive functions (planning, decision-making, problem-solving, self-control), personality, behavior, voluntary movement, and expressive language (Broca's area). They act as the brain's control center, managing complex cognitive skills, social interactions, and emotional regulation, and are vital for conscious thought and goal-oriented actions.
• The rear portion of the frontal lobe is called the motor area. It controls voluntary movement by planning and executing actions, Each part of the body is controlled by a specific area of this potion of the frontal lobes. This area consists of the Primary Motor Cortex (M1) for direct execution, the Premotor Cortex for planning, and the Supplementary Motor Area (SMA) for coordinating complex movements, which all work with other regions of the brain like the cerebellum to send signals to muscles.
• The parietal lobes behind the frontal lobes allow us to feel sensations such as temperature, pressure, pain, spatial awareness, navigation, and processing numbers and symbols. Like the motor area, the parietal lobes have special sections for handling different body parts. If you were to skibidi ohio fall on your gyatt, you would become aware of the pain once the nerve impulses from your gyatt reached the gyatt sensation brain center section in your parietal lobes.
• The occipital lobes are the brain's primary visual processing center, located at the very back of the head, responsible for interpreting sight, color, motion, and depth, and working with other areas for object recognition, spatial awareness, and memory. They receive visual signals from the eyes, processing them to help the person who has them (not that u dont have them 😈) understand the world visually. Damage to this region can cause blindness, hallucinations, or difficulty recognizing objects and color.
• The temporal lobes on both sides of our heads behind the temples are vital parts for processing auditory info, memory, emotion, and language, housing key structures like the hippocampus (memory formation) and amygdala (emotions). They help us understand speech (Wernicke's area), recognize faces (fusiform gyrus), and form long-term memories, with the left side typically handling language and the right non-verbal memory. Damage can impair hearing, memory, and emotional regulation, leading to issues like aphasia or difficulty identifying objects.

THERE IS ALOT MORE ABOUT THE BRAIN BUT WHATEVER.

wish i could find better photos ughhh.

maybe i will make my own one day 🤔😧😌

Oh, and also warning: There will be a quiz. : )

super easy for small kids:

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brain activity:

so fun !

You have nerves in your body. Or. . . I—I mean if you don't have nerves in your body—then you don't have nerves in you body—*ahem* :>

So basically now, we are going to be talking about reflex movements; movements that your body makes. A nerve reflex is a rapid, involuntary, protective action where your body reacts to a stimulus without conscious thought, using the simplest nerve pathway, a neural shortcut called a reflex arc that bypasses the brain for speed. (which may involve as few as 2-3 nerve cells)

If you were to skibidi ohio negative aura place your hand on a hot stove, a reflex arc helps prevent severe damage to the tissues in your skibidi whoopsy hand. When your hand touches the object, sensory neurons in the skin transmit the sensation of pain to the interneurons in the your spinal cord. The interneurons then transmit an emergency signal to motor neurons (which control your muscles so u move), which cause your hand to jerk away from the burning stove. At the same time the reflex arc caused your hand to jerk away, you felt pain because the signal from the pain receptors finally reached the parietal lobe of your brain (remember? sensations?) and ya u didnt feel pain as fast as usual bcs the interneurons sent the emergency signal to ur motor neurons which worked faster then the relay neurons. the interneurons did that bcs they think they are so alpha.

After this a lightskin stare kitten will start rizzing you up.

If this does not happen to you then you do not have nerves.

(jkjk)

Try this out:

Sit down with your legs crossed so that one knee is on top of another. Now, karate chop the top leg (not too hard) on the area right under your knee. Your leg will automatically kick up. It might feel weird. This is a knee-jerk reflex that involves only 2 neurons. It actually does this to maintain balance and posture.

If your knee did not kick up then you don't have nerves.

we might discuss cerebrum vs cerebellum +  thalamus++ if i make facts cramming part 2.

alcohol is bad.

pleaseeee do not abuse this drug.

im talking to u 2 @sleepbill. . .

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quiz quiz quiz quiz quiz quiz quzi qzui zqui zuqi

(dm answers and then get score + maybe even reward)

1. What is the left side of the brain associated with?
2. What about the right?
3. How many recognized species of echidna are there?
4. Is drinking alcohol and getting drunk bad?
5. What was your favorite part of this cram?
6. Did you read everything?
7. Did you cheat?

here here:

CONGRATULATIONS. YOUR IQ INCREASED BY +7

:>

ok now time to go inactive again bye

idk if there will be another facts cramming from me.

Another would depend on the audience and benefits.

Do you want another?

Handwritten,

—@NATIOYUJIN

but i used ai to double check and to make sure i had the right words ._.

Ur brain growth is -1000000

I saw a duck first lol

NOOO DONT GO INACTIVE FOR THE 63rd TIMEEEE

this forum is abt your brain ._.

im trying to help myself :<

also 67th*

uhhhh

Also, the word "loll" is a root word for lollygag/lollygagging/lollygagers/lollygag-

Btw why is there people I. My brain

😭XD

#1 ok, I'll answer the last three questions here to prevent people getting the instant answer. 3. What cram? 2. No 1. No .

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me summarize what I got

kangaroo+pouch+grass

hedgehog looking stuff with beak

duck first than rabbit

*my friend lolled his head ahhh*

brains

questions

cookie

yay- nato did you make the whole thing

NATOOOOO NOOOOOOO BADDDDDD *SPRAYS WATER* (JOKINGLY NATO U STILL A GOOD FRIEND LOL)

also ANIMALS

Nato is diabolical

th is this>

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and ._.