You’ve Never Seen A Brain Like This
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- This is the most detailed map of the human brain ever made. And it only maps a slice of the brain smaller than a grain of rice. Here’s how scientists did this...
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If you'd like to learn more about this research and the team behind it, search this! DOI: 10.1126/science.adk4858
There will be a point in the future (pending we don't destroy ourselves first) where we can 100% to fine detail accuracy scan and replicate the nervous system in its entirety
Eventually we'll be able to run it as a simulation creating 'I have no mouth and must scream'
Or imagine taking such a model and being able to 3D Bioprint it
We'll be questioning what it means to be a person at all if we can simply scan and recreate an entire individual, memories and all
I for one truly believe we're simply organic machines that haven't reached the state of absolute understanding in how we function. If the allure of ignorance is removed what will remain
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The map of this small piece of brain looks like a map of galaxies in the universe.
Thank you!!!
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This destroyed me 💔
I read this in Graeme Barret's voice
I have a traumatic brain injury, and learning more and more how complex the brain is makes me realize that it's not that weird that my nose itches when tap a spot on my leg.
Same, I'm actually surprised at how reliable it is with it's delicate parts and all
The human body truly is put together like a middle aged man got drunk and built something in his shed with the lights off
@@Miscellaneous_Minx lol, it's pretty much the most advanced, mysterious and miraculous creation. So much so, science is still trying to understand it.
@djbis Yes, my mom worked hard creating me.
@@djbis 4.2 billion years of evolutionary tinkering is bound to produce enormously complex life.
All those connections and I still can’t decide what shirt to wear…
only 1 connection more and you can decide
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Where are you going after you die?
What happens next? Have you ever thought about that?
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Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
@@hftfht a few connections less and you can be like @idehenebenezer
the black one with the white dots
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Our brains need to work on cable management
Okay so this actually happens. At the ages of (around) 4, 13 (/puberty) and 25 (approximately) our brains go through a neural "trimming". This is where weak connections get lost in order to strengthen more important pathways. This is why babies can tell the difference between the faces of different monkeys but adults and even young children can't. Our brain is basically seeing what skills and information is useful and what isn't to make the brain run more effectively
@@dcfan7838 that's actually wild. Thanks for the knowledge 🤣
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Is that related to why we can remember so little from before the age of 5?@@dcfan7838
imagine how much smarter we'd be if we untangled our brains
If I had a dollar for every one of my brain cells, i’d be in debt...
You made me laugh, take my like and thanks
I honestly at first thought the joke was that it integer overflowed.
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There are like 3 people running the channel she's the pretty face doing the talking
Not to flex, but i have those inside my head
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So, you tellin me that a map of the brain that is smaller than a grain took up 1400 terabytes of data, while my whole brain can't even memorize a single math equation.
Bro it's literally me... but I have a theory why that happens
@@infinitegaming2241 no need - you're just dumb. bonus: to fix that, improve nutrition, sleep quality and regularly exercise. also, actually study
@@infinitegaming2241 Go on....
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@@infinitegaming2241come on dude! the world is waiting
So my brain is thousands of terabytes but I can’t remember what I ate yesterday. 😅weird
It’s much much more than just a few thousand terabytes
@@xre1nx347 Yeah, iirc, a human brain is a couple dozen PETAbytes
@@OmnipotentNoodlei just did the math and at this amount of data per brain volume it's wondering like 51 exabytes (51 million terabytes)
Because it's not all dedicated to storage. Most of it is for processing.
Yeah 😅. That amount of brain cells and the maintenance that's required explains how much energy it consumes. The brain burns about 20% of the whole body's energy, so it has to look for ways to cut down on its energy consumption. Storing information consumes energy. Imagine you had to remember all your experiences and all your eyes saw 😅, you'd quickly burn through all your energy resources, that's why the brain is very good at forgetting, especially stuff it doesn't think is relevant.
This really brings home how far we are from 'scanning' a human brain into a computer.
Why specifically Brian? I don’t think he wants to be scanned into a computer /j
@@Whimsykit Yeah, leave Brian alone. He had a rough time with the Romans already.
It shows how in some aspects we are close, yet mind cloning wise we're quite far.
Can we please leave Brian out of this... He's tired of being pulled into all of your fantasies.
Storage technology will advance, we’ll have petabyte SSDs and a bare minimum in 20-30 years
That "tada" seems to be exciting!!😅😂
This is actually incredible. Just 500 years ago Da Vinci only saw the brain on its most basic level. Now we are able to see literal neuron connections. Humans really are an incredible species when we do things for our own good
oh, so they could fully map my brain 🧠🤏
If they had access… you’d have to die first😅😅I think
No, this is the most detailed map we have so far and it only covers a grain of rice-sized chunk (which will be different in each person's brain). Until we can either a) map brains to this level of detail without causing damage or b) perfectly preserve a dead or near-dead brain, this kind of mapping on the scale of a whole brain is out of reach. Not to mention the computing power needed to stitch the slices together into a full 3d picture...
@@yoweedmofo19897 you didn't get the joke
@@Boltkiller96 Obviously
@@yoweedmofo19897 the joke is that their brain is the size of a grain of rice.
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Never thought I'd encounter it
pov: that one subway system
And by the way guys…. This all happened by mistake
Oh? Could you prove that god is real then without using the bible?
Of course. It had to be a magical man in the sky who popped us into existence out of nothing lol
"by mistake" implies that there was intent involved in this, but things didn't go as planned. If you want to refer to things happening without input from a sapient entity, a better word for it is "naturally".
By the way, complexity doesn't only come from intelligent beings (look up chaos theory), so this isn't proof for God or anything like that.
It's both funny and annoying how people like you are so ignorant on this stuff yet speak so confidently on the topic.
All I have to say to you is that the medicine keeping you alive works under our understanding of evolution, go cry me a river.
My brain is the heaviest known and no Centrum
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If we manage to map an entire person's brain and then make a super computer run an algorithm that would work exactly like the person's brain, would that person still be him?
Only one way to find out...
It would be another him.
far simpler question. Did the brain slice know it was being removed. The patient obviously gave consent, but those are the thinky bits being extracted. What kind of thought do you think forms in that piece of brain when it's removed?
Mapping the hardware is not the same as how the pc works, still a very long way to go before we understand the ghost in the machine.
Yes it would! But it’s qualia I think would be missing, since our brains need stimuli from the surrounding world to have context and do stuff.
It’s astonishing how complicated the brain is looking at just this tiny sliver.
I saw several videos of several neurons in a solution under microscope. It was amazing how these cells reached out to find and connect with each other. ❤
Looks like a like a little galaxy
Just think about how they took something removed in a standard medical procedure, basically organic trash, and did something incredible with it
That blew my synapses!
With technology advancing like it is, I wouldn’t be too surprised if in 10-20 years we will be able to map a full mind to this detail
I was thinking in the next 8yrs we will have full map and have the beginning of understanding the next step of connections 20 yrs I think we will have nurolink getting more complicated because of the knowledge that comes with this it's gonna be cool I think we could learn alot here next step imo is being able to read what fires how and when and monitor it that's where the real info comes back to us
Call me cynical, I think your timeline might be too aggressive by a decade. That being said, I think there's an important caveat to this issue: researchers being capable of doing this with tons of funding + computing power is one thing, the average human receiving this treatment as part of a typical insurance plan is something entirely different. 😢
@@friendsbrn Yeah I think 30 years is more likely. Technology is advancing exponentially, but we keep having expectations of 10 to 20 years, but it's more likely it'll happen in 30-40 or even 50 years. Still within most's lifetime though.
We had some absolutely insane advances in automated tissue processing timeline is pretty aggressive. The cost of performing that mapping would probably be on the order of trillions of dollars.
I think in the short term what we would be better off doing is optimizing the description of a variety of smaller chunks of the brain like this. Essentially build up a collection of small pieces that we can fully describe and understand how a variety of different parts function on their own. Once we have this assembled, you could make a model of the human brain that much smaller but has a bunch of these building blocks together.
Importantly, though maps like these, do not capture everything that’s required to make a simulation. We have the connections, but we don’t have any of the chemicals that are responsible for defining how those connections get used. We can make reasonably educated based on the shape shape of the neuron as to what the chemicals are…. But it’s still precise and large scale. Gene expression analysis shows that the brain is much more diverse than it appears to be.
Basically, the amount of assumptions you’d have to make if you only had a map of the structure would probably result in a brain that behaved very differently than the original brain. it might be seemingly similar but have huge differences in the information processing.
If i had a nickel for each one of my braincells I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but its weird i only have 2.
If I had a nickel for every grain of rice in my brain, I would be Chinese.
If I had a nickel for every grain of rice in my brain, I'd be Chinese.
They look like tree roots, like Peter Wohlleben described how trees are all connected together through their roots and heal eachother. That's how trees survive so much and so long.
It's fascinating to see an image so alike them and its our brain
There's a lot of repetitive patterns in nature. Even rivers work similarly as far as aesthetics go.
1 billion books worth of data in that tiny slice but she can't decide what to eat
does every brain has these RGB lights
Our brain is like a gaming pc but the neuron would be only active when you see boobs
@@monobiteme6014that escalated quickly 🌚
Yup. Published in Science - " A petavoxel fragment of human cerebral cortex reconstructed at nanoscale resolution". Great work done by people at Harvard Uni and Google Zurich. 🎉🤩
that was the cutest ‘tada’ I’ve heard ngl
Alll that storage space for all the brain rot memes😂😂😂
this is insane
See, this is how A.I should be used; For aiding medical science to cure people, not usurping the creative works of humanity.
Yes! 🌟
So what your telling me is to become glados isnt lack of tech but lack of storage space?
I mean we also need hardware to operate on all of that data at reasonable speeds
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Science is in so much infancy that they are happy to just map how few neurons are connected
That thing needs a cable organizer because it's an IT guy's worst nightmare. 😂
Lmao
That's why i keep on saying, humans will NEVER make anything to be more intelligent than themselves. Smarter sure, wise never
That seems a lot smaller than a grain of rice.
Some type of human neurons are nearly visible with the naked eye. I mean you really need to focus… but they can be slightly larger than the diameter of a human hair. Most aren’t though, most at like a 10th that size
they should've scanned my brain, couple neurons would've easy to map 😅
This is why I Don't believe we live in a Simulation.
Because what, you think it’s too detailed ?
i have this in my head and i still can’t talk to women????
Such a complex structure!
Yet there are some who play the London System 😔
And people say there’s no God.
yeah, and? this doesn’t prove anything religious
All these things reveal how intelligent the designer is..
Just Becuase you can’t comprehend how what evolution can do on a scale of billions of years doesn’t mean the rest of us can’t bozo, fyi we wouldn’t even get images like this if we listen to you crackpots
Complexity doesn't have to come from intelligent beings, it can come from simple systems interacting with each other (look up chaos theory).
@@fabricreative1930 and what causes those interactions? literally the only logical explanation for existence is God.
1400 Terabytes of data!
That's more than a petabyte.
The human brain has ab 2.5 Petabytes of data. If the brain was a digital recorder it could store over 3 million hours of 4K TV.
Scientists looking at the brain of a flat earther: "Huh. No connections or neurons."
If I had a nickel every time my braincells made a connection I'd have two nickels but it's weird it happened twice.
Biology is just super advanced version of computers and coding that the aliens used to make us lol.
This is essential for curing mental disorders and mental diseases in the future
Fun fact, Your brain has roughly 2.5 Petabytes of memory..
I absolutely love Biology and Space. Seeing this makes me feel the same as seeing an extremely detailed galaxy map, it entirely LOOKS extremely gigantic and complex while also looks extremely small and simple. I just love how small things we are made from are, and how equally huge the universe is, its just impressive and interesting
To think its built by trial and error.
Makes micro chips look crude
your videos are so good at giving me enough info to be interesting without just throwing science words at me
Human brain are so complexity.
The fact that My brain connections are watching brain connections on a screen right now.
It’s insane that we have to use that much computing power to make something that small
comparing digital storage with books is weird. books are literally just a bunch of texts and doesn't take up lots of space.
I’ve read about the massive number of connections of there are between our brain cells , but to see them is fascinating & enlightening . Thank you for this video !!!
Really, just such amazing content. It’s really so inspiring to speculate where this map will be 20 years from now. Humanity is seriously amazing
The amount of data it chunked through is mind-slicing.
I’m a lover of science who should have followed that love of science, but didn’t. If teachers and professors would learn from this channel, and the light and enthusiasm it brings, it would inspire more young minds. I truly mean it. Each video I learn something new and get excited for the prospective future. Thank you!
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As a brain dead person, I miss my working neurons 😢
Thats *absurdly* beautiful in SO many ways...
The show "Pantheon" takes this interesting concept to its extreme. Incredible show, would highly recommend (it's also beautifully animated)
The sheer complexity of it all! Glorious!
This reminds me of a code decision plan, makes me think of the human brain as just a really, really big biological computer
From just founding the first wheel to this, sometimes I'm amazed how far humanity has come
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crazy how that is in my head rn. and the fact that the brain is literally studying itself
Anyone who is a neuroscientist knew instantly that AI would be able to map everything for us so much faster and piece together the bits we ourselves would take ages to do. Absolutely magnificent and it’s still just the beginning.
God's design is so complex that even with all of our technology it confuses us. Wow
Human is the greatest adaptation machine so keep adapting never give up
I thought she said "equivalent to over 1 billion bucks". My first thought was: "how do I sell mine"?
I appreciate you called it Machine Learning instead of AI
Insane smiling friends vibes, love it.
The original company that designed this was Nectome Bioscience from mit in 2014 but was shut down for ethical reasons and went dark and assumed Darpa Black Project, it's founders though public aren't easily found, and it's based of Connectome Simulations off cross sections and preservation of tissues. It required the patient to die during the surgery.
We have a thousand times of this in our brain yet we out here scrolling yt
Brain is the only organ that named itself
1400TB of data to map a section of the brain smaller than a grain of rice.
Absolutely nuts
Very cool! And I love all your work
It's amazing to me that images of the brain, like in this video, look so similar to images of the universe!
You come up with the coolest stories Cleo! Keep it up :)
Learning such incredible information about ourselves feels so amazing!
The beginning of Pantheon iykyk
Wow, learning about the brain and my brain is so shocked seeing on its own map that never actually thought it would be like this. Thanks, CleoAbram for the info.
Smaller then a grain of rice? WOW, that is impressive honestly.
You & your voice is the best thing on my ears.
y’all are ragging so hard on the human brain. think of all the behaviors you engage in every single day-everything you do both when you’re awake and when you’re asleep-every mood you have, thought you think, desire that strikes, goal that forms, every random thought that pops into your head-all of that is the result of the specific patterns of activation in your brain. now think of how all of that-everything that is you-results from a network of firing cells that is SO dense, SO interconnected that it takes 14 terabytes of information just to roughly approximate a slice smaller than a grain of sand.
imagine a bag of sand that is roughly the size of your brain. imagine that each grain of sand was as dense and as interconnected as the visualization we saw here-that incredibly complex network of firing cells is all that you are. in other words, somehow, out of the unfathomable number of firings of the hyper-dense, hyper-interconnected network that is your brain, *you* emerge.
if that isn’t amazing, i don’t know what is.
"Its beautiful!"
-The brain
There was/is a non-AI version of this called EyeWire. It's like a "game" where your task is to color neurons from slices. They're basically crowd-sourcing this exact info
Hey I have epilepsy
It’s cool to know my brain looks like this
I really wanna know what was found in this experiment
Is this the image that they had a bunch of people outside the study help identify all the bits to? I had a roommate who spent like 5 months doing that for some neuron mapping project a number of years ago that he basically described like this picture
That's So Cool! Last clip looked like a Galaxy!?!
as an aspiring neurosurgeon who has always loved art, this is AMAZING😃
If you haven’t before… look up brainbow. It’s a really cool genetic labeling system from like a decade ago. It uses a recombinase circuit to essentially do a random color selector in the DNA. Run multiple if these at ones and you get a mix of like 3-4 colors, which is diverse enough that you can usually tell the cells apart under a microscope.
There are some very cool full reconstructions of drosophila brains using this method.
The human brain is such a complex thing that it is able to draw a portrait of itself.
Wow it's optimistic and pretty thank you