@cleoabram: In the 1990s, scientists ran an experiment on people using a fake rubber hand. They found that they could trick your brain into believing that the rubber hand was part of your body... It’s a fun party trick, but it also teaches us about how our brains evolved. Since then researchers have been able to replicate the experiment on other mammals and recently… an octopus. Follow along to learn more! DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.05.017 #Science #illusion #neuroscience #experiment

invari4nt :

Did anyone notice her hands in the first part

V2 🇮🇶 :

Alex :

the reverse of this using a mirror is supposed to help with phantom limb pain in amputees too

EmmalineLouve :

So freaking cool!

Will :

Who’s hands are those? 🤨

MrRespect :

I get dreams where Im awake but can barely move and can’t talk while there’s sometimes figures in the room or hallway I don’t think I’ll flinch

e1vis.io :

I'm happy she never talks about math

Theta Mind :

that is so funny, doesn’t that mean that the octopuses have empathy if they can feel what other things experience

wayward :

This isn't necessarily neurological. It doesn't really matter how your brain associates the hand/tentacle to yourself. The best way to avoid harm is to react immediately to sight.

Henning :

Phantompain, my mother's mother explained that to me.

grifin078 :

The manic energy is so fun

theorbqueen :

Too wild!!!

Alan Jay :

Truly Fascinating

江巧逢 :

This creator deserve a lot of award

∂єєρ :

this is interesting but i just saw a video on mark rober and this girl in the video might be you idk but yea cool things you teach

dannymaher.1972 :

Learning is fun😁

The Donald :

Wow

Oakley :

Third

⋮ ⌗ ┆ CROSSY ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 .ᐟ :

EARLYYY

>.< :

My brain doesn’t fall for that 💔😭

kingwells :

wow, I don't see what I need this information for lol

lordsarcastic 🔥 :

Essentially, distributed systems architecture

D K R O A C H :

i wouldn't

Ryan 王🤯 :

early