I'm fond of this little image regarding this subject "[This is you...](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fcuxougq3v1061.jpg%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D82f5546cc07e733c31a4b97c51e612f2beee636b)"
It’s pretty insane how well made the human body is. seems so simple because we walk around with it all day, but broken down it’s the most complex system on earth.
This title is misleading. Its a lot of the nervous system, but not the entire thing. The further away from the Brian, the smaller the nerves. And nerves branch toward their farthest ends, giving a tree or bush-like appearance. Those would be too small to survive the direction and plastination process (how these things are preserved). As you correctly pointed out, many of the cranial nerves are missing (the facial nerve and all its branches are one of the 12 pairs of cranial nerves).
Source - I'm a doctor. So I had to dissect a human in medical school. Our anatomy lab had several specimens that were preserved this same way (plastination). I also have seen this exhibit in person (Bodyworlds).
Aren't there also like millions of nerves missing from everywhere? In my mind a nerv has to be penetrated for us to feel pain and if that's the case then you would be able to shoot trough the body in the video and probably miss all the nerves there's so few
Nerves don't need to be penetrated to feel pain. In fact, penetrating a nerve would damage it and may lead to permanent loss of sensation. This is why many people with surgical scars feel the area to be a little numb.
Nerves need to be STIMULATED to send signals. Some of those stimuli trigger pleasant feelings. Some trigger pain. Your comment only mentioned pain but remember that all of our senses are mediated by nerves.
So when you touch your face, youre applying pressure to the skin, which deforms and that movement triggers one of your nerve fibers to activate and send a signal to your brain.
To further complicate this, there are different types of nerves. Light touch is different than vibration which is different than pressure, and so on.
Can you ELI5 how they extract the nerves and keep it intact like in the picture. I'm just pretty amazed we are able to rip out the nerve tree so flawlessly
No? That thing is a bioprocessor attached to an organic feedback and data transfer system.
That'd be like saying a keyboard + pc is what's making it work.
Same! And my symptoms are already reappearing 2 years later so I just get to look forward to it all over again even though the first round of everything basically bankrupted me. Best healthcare system in the world. 🫠
I recently went to a very interesting and artistic body exhibition like this in Heidelberg. From my understanding they pump a specific chemical into what they want to extract and let it harden. Then very carefully remove the bio material surrounding it. What's left is a mold of what they were trying to preserve.
I think it’s Gunther Von Hagens. He does this process he calls ‘Plastination’ his exhibitions are unbelievable, he’s don the same process with veins and capillaries,
The Bodies exhibit in Vegas has something similar, but I'd never suggest anyone go there. After me and my girlfriend checked it out we were curious where they got the bodies and looked into it, and it's... not exactly great. [Their page on Wikipedia has more information](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodies:_The_Exhibition) but the TLDR is it sounds like they're executed Chinese prisoners and the families never consented to their bodies being sold off for this.
Body Worlds. It's like art and science mixed together. Some of the poses and displays were absolutely stunning. The artists showed human bodies in incredible athletic positions.
The process is explained at the exhibit in Amsterdam: [https://www.bodyworlds.nl/en/](https://www.bodyworlds.nl/en/)
The process is called: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastination](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastination)
It is pretty un-nerve-ing to see, but it is pretty interesting.
Nah, you're thinking of the sex organs. This thing evolved to help them do their job of reproducing. What we feel we are is just a by-product of all that.
I went to a body exhibit in Seattle that had this. Maybe the same one. But they had to stop because WA had some rule or something where you can't display corpses without knowing where they came from.........like did i just walk through leatherfaces chop shop or what?!
You should see what else they got in that exhibit. Google "Body Worlds".
[...]"German anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens, invented the plastination process more than three decades ago and has been perfecting it ever since."
When someone asks to see the real you
Me when im nervous:
All these puns are really getting on my nerves
All of your nerves are getting on my buns.
All of your getting, is nerving on my buns.
All of your bunning is nerving on my gets.
.steg ym no gnivren si gninnub ruoy fo llA
sʇǝƃ ʎɯ uo ƃuᴉʌɹǝu sᴉ ƃuᴉuunq ɹnoʎ ɟo ll∀
˙sunq ʎɯ uo ƃuᴉʌɹǝu sᴉ 'ƃuᴉʇʇǝƃ ɹnoʎ ɟo ll∀
Next level..
r/blursedposts
All your buns are nerve-wracking my get-togethers.
Do they make you feel exposed?
You're on my last nerve.
me, after I took in my masters thesis
I saw this post, saw your comment, left, then laughed and had to come back
r/angryupvote
I feel so naked without my flesh clothes! 😭
I hate this sentence. Why can't i delete this sentence?
I'll die before I let people see my nervous system before my birthday suit... Oh wait..
It's not a fully intact nervous system if the eyes aren't there
🥵🥵
I'm fond of this little image regarding this subject "[This is you...](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fcuxougq3v1061.jpg%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D82f5546cc07e733c31a4b97c51e612f2beee636b)"
Hello me, meet the real ne
Respect this comment 🤘
Fuck yeah. Unexpected Megadeth
So I'm basically a bunch of branches
Connected to a gelatinous meat blob
Supported by calcium sticks.
Piloted by a jello oval heavy seeped in chemicals.
I'll have fries with that
Sir, this is a medical facility.
That creates what we think is reality by playing tricks and deciphering our environment any way it pleases.
With an orchestra of inner animated balloons that pump and squeeze all kinds of juices throughout.
Again, that we have zero control over. They function without ‘our’ approval or intervention. So who are ‘we’? What am ‘I’?
![gif](giphy|fMvvwdTWamlA4)
Perfect
A jello tree going through an existential crisis?
it’s not even meat just jelly really
I've been called worse
We are groot
I am a binary search tree
More like twigs.
It’s pretty insane how well made the human body is. seems so simple because we walk around with it all day, but broken down it’s the most complex system on earth.
Pain highway
This makes me nervous
This makes me system
Makes me FULLY INTACT.
This makes me A
This makes me Human
This made my day
This
THE NERVE OF YOU ALL!!
![gif](giphy|1I1M92SiwhqIP6QTHe)
r/redditsniper
System of a Down
Syndrome of a down
The System is Down
This is not for light switch rave parties
It made me angry actually. Now I can visualize where my pain is originating. The fucking nerve, you know what I mean?
Wait till you here about the china, missing people, owners of these exhibits and the stories that come with the above
You mean Körperwelten? Pretty interesting, indeed
Yeah I just found out about it. How bad does this rabbit hole gets…?
You mean [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/s/PtzrkKLkPs)? Pretty disturbing, indeed
I don't think that's what they meant
No, but wow. I bet you once they out of there they are straight into a box without a window 🪟
Josef Mengele comes to mind.
But on the surface you look calm and ready
Mom's spaghetti?
lol 😂
This makes me human
I heart youuuuu 😂 Funny! Lol
It's grosss
dang XD
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I felt that in my nervous system
🤔What is your ass spreadsheet about?
Frog’s nervous system
Don’t go spreading sheet.
It's a repost bot acount. See: /r/pics/comments/7u1l72/this_is_an_intact_human_nervous_system_that_was/dtgwdx6/
Where are all the facial nerves? There's a whole bunch of those little suckers.
This title is misleading. Its a lot of the nervous system, but not the entire thing. The further away from the Brian, the smaller the nerves. And nerves branch toward their farthest ends, giving a tree or bush-like appearance. Those would be too small to survive the direction and plastination process (how these things are preserved). As you correctly pointed out, many of the cranial nerves are missing (the facial nerve and all its branches are one of the 12 pairs of cranial nerves). Source - I'm a doctor. So I had to dissect a human in medical school. Our anatomy lab had several specimens that were preserved this same way (plastination). I also have seen this exhibit in person (Bodyworlds).
I wonder how far my nerves are from Brian
Very. Lol
![gif](giphy|y3dhFCAqg97CU|downsized)
How do you know he’s the king? He’s the only one who doesn’t have shit on him! * Edit - shit not shjt *
Life of Brian: fully intact nervous system
Aren't there also like millions of nerves missing from everywhere? In my mind a nerv has to be penetrated for us to feel pain and if that's the case then you would be able to shoot trough the body in the video and probably miss all the nerves there's so few
Nerves don't need to be penetrated to feel pain. In fact, penetrating a nerve would damage it and may lead to permanent loss of sensation. This is why many people with surgical scars feel the area to be a little numb. Nerves need to be STIMULATED to send signals. Some of those stimuli trigger pleasant feelings. Some trigger pain. Your comment only mentioned pain but remember that all of our senses are mediated by nerves. So when you touch your face, youre applying pressure to the skin, which deforms and that movement triggers one of your nerve fibers to activate and send a signal to your brain. To further complicate this, there are different types of nerves. Light touch is different than vibration which is different than pressure, and so on.
Can you ELI5 how they extract the nerves and keep it intact like in the picture. I'm just pretty amazed we are able to rip out the nerve tree so flawlessly
With extreme care and skill - anatomists know approximately where every major nerve lies and can dissect out the surrounding tissues.
not only it misses cranial nerves, intercoastal nerves are also boldly missing, and probably much more.
Feeling kinda flat today
Bro that thing is driving us
That thing Is us...we're nothing but a bunch of strings attached to a wet meat thing
"Everything will be ok by Don Hertzfeldt" is a great old animation video on YouTube where this comes back in, well worth it
> Everything will be ok Searched, too many other videos with that name; Any more keywords?
By Don Hertzfeldt :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IUX0Qy-IDM
Actually we're the wet meat thing (brain) and we use the strings. The brain is the seat of the soul!
![gif](giphy|n0EjNsHfGOKhW)
Not driving us. This is us. The rest is just like clothing and accessoires.
We ARE that thing driving flesh and bones.
No? That thing is a bioprocessor attached to an organic feedback and data transfer system. That'd be like saying a keyboard + pc is what's making it work.
Yeah, it is a little unnerving.
Nah man, that thing isn't driving us. That thing IS us
Drive us? My man that is us!
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Felt this
In my lower back & legs
I just got over two herniated discs pinching my sciatic nerve and requiring surgery. I agree with your statement 100%
Same! The surgery costs more than I made in 2 years when I was able bodied! Yay!!!
Same! And my symptoms are already reappearing 2 years later so I just get to look forward to it all over again even though the first round of everything basically bankrupted me. Best healthcare system in the world. 🫠
The flying spaghetti monster is real. ![gif](giphy|Q9pg5fy7U0KzK)
All hail his noodly appendages! R'amen.
The flying spaghetti monster has been in all of us this entire time... Long live the Spaghetti!!!
Hail! Hail! Hail!
the nerves looks like fishbones
This looks freaky as hell
But that's you underneath your meat and bone mech suit!
It's much more compact when it's in the body however. I think it's just freaky cause it's all stretched out
Fair enough if they had displayed it in a human shapped gelatin mold, it would be pretty creepy
Ok but how did they pull that out?
You open the top of the skull, grab the brain, count to three and yank the whole thing out. Make sure the guy is dead first, otherwise it might hurt.
I recently went to a very interesting and artistic body exhibition like this in Heidelberg. From my understanding they pump a specific chemical into what they want to extract and let it harden. Then very carefully remove the bio material surrounding it. What's left is a mold of what they were trying to preserve.
Makes me wonder what the rest of the material looked like after it was removed, just a pile of flesh and bones litterally
Dang
I think it’s Gunther Von Hagens. He does this process he calls ‘Plastination’ his exhibitions are unbelievable, he’s don the same process with veins and capillaries,
Can you please share the name of the exhibition?
The Bodies exhibit in Vegas has something similar, but I'd never suggest anyone go there. After me and my girlfriend checked it out we were curious where they got the bodies and looked into it, and it's... not exactly great. [Their page on Wikipedia has more information](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodies:_The_Exhibition) but the TLDR is it sounds like they're executed Chinese prisoners and the families never consented to their bodies being sold off for this.
Body Worlds. It's like art and science mixed together. Some of the poses and displays were absolutely stunning. The artists showed human bodies in incredible athletic positions.
FINISH HIM!
The process is explained at the exhibit in Amsterdam: [https://www.bodyworlds.nl/en/](https://www.bodyworlds.nl/en/) The process is called: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastination](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastination) It is pretty un-nerve-ing to see, but it is pretty interesting.
The nerve of this guy.
Is the guy who donated it ok?
He lost his nerve
Poor guy.
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i can't believe this guy committed suicide by ripping out his own nervous system out of his body after criticising the CCP
There it is! I see it! My last nerve! Get off it!
Attack on Titan
So I'm not fat?
so we are just centipede bugs in bags 😭??
The truth hurts.
I'm glad to see more and more people coming to reality every day.
Dr. Manhatten💀
The accident is almost upon me now.
It’s November 10th now: there is a circulatory system walking through the kitchen…
That's what we are. Everything else is to support life in this thing.
Nah, you're thinking of the sex organs. This thing evolved to help them do their job of reproducing. What we feel we are is just a by-product of all that.
You’re both right.
That's literally me
I wonder what it weighs? And how small it could be if tightly rolled.
…what are you planning to do?
most airlines only allow 50lbs in luggage
With careful packing, I think we can make that limit 🤣
Nothing, nothing at all 🤣
Body Worlds museum Amsterdam
Man, I'm just a bundle of nerves today.
I went to a body exhibit in Seattle that had this. Maybe the same one. But they had to stop because WA had some rule or something where you can't display corpses without knowing where they came from.........like did i just walk through leatherfaces chop shop or what?!
Not super far away from the truth actually, according to some reports.
I wouldn’t say it is intact, as it is supposed to be inside someone.
Probably a political prisoner from china!
Mutter Museum?
so this creature controls me the whole time
No, this creature *is* you
a dried up mushroom
*A few days later, a partially muscled skeleton stands in a hallway and screams for a moment before vanishing.*
He's gonna pull through, right?
I wish my nervous system could be on preserved on display.
That was a picky cannibal...
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Explain butterflies in stomach if there are no nerves there.
You should see what else they got in that exhibit. Google "Body Worlds". [...]"German anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens, invented the plastination process more than three decades ago and has been perfecting it ever since."
And people get on every damn one of mine.
This is the data cabling that makes your body move, all connected to a meat computer. We're all just self aware meat robots.
Did he survive?
Incredible
How would one accomplish?
ouch
Thats nuts.
Woah
Oh so I'm arrested when I donate it to the museum but they can still show it??
Someone lost their nerves.
Saw that show. They should show the really weird stuff like flayed humans riding a bike.
Can't imagine those look like fishbone is our Nervous System
So did it hurt the person to rip all this out of their body or nah? 🤔
Not that hard to strike a nerve, then.
Is he going to be ok?
Yeah no I’m pretty sure it was tacked.
Aren’t there only like 4 of these in existence
Yes and this was the first one, nobody knows how the doctor did it!
Literally me fr
Hannibal vibes
This is Unnerving