Brain Experiments on a Salamander-Brain Cubes

One really wonders which is in charge..

There was an experiment done on a salamander. The scientist took out its brain, though it didn't die, it didn't want to move around or eat. Next he cut the brain in half and put it in oppisite of where it should be. The salamander started eating and moving around. Next he cubed it, again the salamander ate and moved around. Next he diced it up and put its brain back in. Again the salamander moved around and ate. What does this say about the brain? Is the brain controling us or is the soul/spirit or something deeper then the brain effecting us, and the brain is acting on this invisible force??

How can a salamander still function with a diced up brain?

She is holding up so far.They had no right to remove that feeding trube I must say.JM 😠

the spinal cord is also partially responsible for our functions.... though I'm not sure if the Salamander has them.

Can you tell me where this info came from?

It's from the book "Holographic Universe". I know I keep mentioning it, but it's one of the best books I've read. It's full of unexplained phenomena that's explained by the "New Science" of quantum. Maybe it's also on the web. I don't know. This book is in the science section of Borders book store.

I couldn't believe that it's brained could be all scrambled up and put back in and still function. It's explained that the brain is more of a projector of an invisible influence.

Try doing the same thing to a human. I can guarantee he would die as soon as the brain was removed.

True

I read about this... in a book called "The Holographic Mind" or something to that effect.... talked about KP of leaves that had pieces cut off projecting chostly auras of the missing parts... people who lost limbs but still feel pain from what would be thought of as, say the "fingers" from a missing hand, etc.

P.S. I still think that if she had motor control without those huge chunks of her brain, she would have blown her own brains out years ago if she'd only been able to ask for a gun. Being bed-ridden like that is a fate most don't let fall upon their own pets, so why humans?

I really it hard to see it even having motor functions.
Ofcourse, even if the brain was responding to pulses
from the soul, for example, wouldn't the salamander
still be disabled because the vehicle or tool is damaged?

I guess the only explanation is that the salamander's
brain is not central to its bodily functions, or that it isn't
as developed. A kind of like insects, I guess.

Still, that's one sadistic scientist I have to say.

Yea...sadist scientist...It's amazing what they do to animals..things we can't imagine. And yes, isn't it strange how the salamanders brain is not central to it bodily functions...It amazed me.

Originally posted by Jackie Malfoy
She is holding up so far.They had no right to remove that feeding trube I must say.JM 😠

Let's have a vote! Who wants to remove Jackies feeding tube?

Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
Let's have a vote! Who wants to remove Jackies feeding tube?

I emphatically vote in favor of removing Jackie's feeding tube.

Originally posted by Jackie Malfoy
She is holding up so far.They had no right to remove that feeding trube I must say.JM 😠

Hmm.. I sometimes wonder why do we base all our acts and arguements in just mere feelings... don't you people ever doubt your emotions? Why are you people so sure of your emotions to be correct in a logical sense and order?
And indeed you people know how misunderstandings form...

...Facts of Life...

Elephants humongous, Lions roars.
What a person can do is just like a wh0r3.

People will do anything,
Just to reach their aim.
Consciously or sub-consciously is still their aim.
Destroying properties, or even
Eliminating their own kind.
These will always be the facts of life...

I've justified that people will do anything just to reach their aim, and as to that, using salamander as a test subject, doesn't bother most of them(us) much... Everyday we eat meat and yet we still are concern for a life of an animal, can be a totally absurd if you look it from another point of view...

Just curious debbijoe but who is the author of this amazing book? is it some one recognizable. And anyway, i really dont buy all this stuff about the salamander, i mean really come on something like this would turn the world of medical science upside down wudnt it, think about it.

the organism of salamender is a bit less complex than human's one.

and what was the point of this experiment?

Originally posted by leonheartmm
Just curious debbijoe but who is the author of this amazing book? is it some one recognizable. And anyway, i really dont buy all this stuff about the salamander, i mean really come on something like this would turn the world of medical science upside down wudnt it, think about it.

The author is Michael Talbot..the book is "The Holographic Universe." And yes it is turning the science world upside down...

The reason for the experiments in this one case, is that the salamander can still function without an organized brain. That the brain is more a receiver of info that we implement from an invisible source, an invisible energy that surrounds all living things and has intelligence..
Instead of the brain being the source of all of our functions.

This book is full of new research and experiments that would blow your mind! I've totally changed my views on everything once I read it.

Originally posted by debbiejo
The author is Michael Talbot..the book is "The Holographic Universe." And yes it is turning the science world upside down...

The reason for the experiments in this one case, is that the salamander can still function without an organized brain. That the brain is more a receiver of info that we implement from an invisible source, an invisible energy that surrounds all living things and has intelligence..
Instead of the brain being the source of all of our functions.

This book is full of new research and experiments that would blow your mind! I've totally changed my views on everything once I read it.

So what? A cockroach can live for six months without a head. The only thing this experiment proves is that the physiology of a salamander is very different than that of a human.

Um if its turning the world of medical science upside sown than howcome i havent even heard of the book and im still skeptical of an 'invisible energy' surrounding us.

Originally posted by debbiejo
This book is full of new research and experiments that would blow your mind! I've totally changed my views on everything once I read it.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
So what? A cockroach can live for six months without a head. The only thing this experiment proves is that the physiology of a salamander is very different than that of a human.

How the hell is that possible? What, is it eating through, it's ass? Seriously