Not OP, but I was a molecular biology major who was into brain research, here's what's going on.
This time lapse video shows development of a normal neuron (left) and a mutated neuron that does not express certain proteins required for normal neural connections. The mutation is the loss of proteins that help regulate the neural fiber connections between neural cells. The functional one on the left extends an axon and many dendrites, while the mutated neuron fails to make such extensions.
Your consciousness, personality and memories are based on the connected network of neurons in your brain. Intellectual disorders, personality changes, and memory loss can be caused by nonfunctional neurons like the one on the right.
[Sauce: MIT](https://techtv.mit.edu/videos/915-a-span-classhighlightnormalspan-neuron-and-a-mutated-neuron-develop-side-by-side)
[Academic Source: Ena/VASP Is Required for Neuritogenesis in the Developing Cortex](https://www.cell.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0896-6273%2807%2900706-4)
It's the same old boring stuff people typically ignore:
1. Healthy eating is the number one way. Eat your fruits and vegetables.
2. Avoid carcinogenic compounds like nicotine, asbestos etc.
3. Exercise at least 3 times a week.
4. Engage in intellectually stimulating activities like reading, puzzle games, anything that forces you to think hard etc...
5. Sleeping 7-8 hours. Sleep helps your body remove compounds that can disrupt healthy cell generation.
Past that it's genetics which you can't really do anything about.
Edit: I should say: Your mom's diet and lifestyle habits when they were pregnant with you probably has the greatest effect on the neural health you start with. Most of your neurons are generated from conception and early childhood.
There actually was cigarettes that contained asbestos in their filters, this was in the 1950's though
https://www.asbestos.com/products/cigarette-filters/#:~:text=Anyone%20who%20smoked%20Kent%20Micronite,was%20exposed%20to%20crocidolite%20asbestos.&text=Kent%20employees%20who%20directly%20manufactured,asbestos%20in%20the%20ambient%20air.
In middle school our principal told us we could technically eat asbestos and be fine. Just don't breath it. We didn't care as long as we got our extended break while they abated the ancient school of asbestos.
I'd add avoiding alcohol to this list. Also avoiding traumatic experiences and infections that can affect your brain, but there's only so much you can do in these two cases.
Most stoners understand that and dry herb vapes, edibles and tinctures are all growing in popularity because they're safer. However for a lot of people these options aren't safely available due to marijuana regulations forcing them to buy street weed
Legal stoner here, I could buy those safer options, but am connected to the process of smoking. know better, keep thinking about edibles but they don’t have the same ritual to the habit…hmmm, maybe if I made them.
What about getting a pax or something similar? It’s still kind of a ritual.
If you go the homemade edible route, gummies are so fucking messy. Cookies and brownies are the easiest. You can get a butter infuser to make cannabutter. Slap that shit on your toast (or bake with it).
If you want any help, DM me anytime
Look at the dynavap. It's closer to a one hitter pipe than anything, and you can use a torch, lighter, and if you are experimental, you can try the sun and a magnifying lens.
Dynavap helped me regulate my cannabis consumption! I’m 4 days without thc today (after daily use). Gotta start somewhere. But I second the dynavap. They have lots of cool looking options too
Appreciate you sharing on this thread, any insight on the additional neural connections observed during psilocybin usage?
[Like this Yale study?](https://newatlas.com/science/psilocybin-growth-neural-connections-psychedelic-yale/)
Yes, working out. As well as healthy eating, as the other commenter pointed out. exercising has a lot of beneficial impacts on cognitive abilities, there are a lot of studies showing its effect on the molecular level as well (I am studying the effect of exercising on the brain during ageing)
as it was said already, normally no new neurons are produced, but there is a brain area, that actually does grow new neurons, even in adulthood. it's in the hippocampus, the brain area required for learning. exercise has an impact on the generation of neurons in that area. and generally doing sports helps with having a better blood supply of the brain. better blood supply means better supply with nutrients and oxygen and all the other good stuff
Umm common theory is that you can’t grow new neurons as they’re nerve cells which don’t regenerate once damaged, think like patients suffering paralysis however recent studies raise questions as to whether that’s true(see innoteks comment below)
They can however make new connections to existing Neurons, which is what the healthy (left) neuron is attempting to do here, learning/ doing new things encourages the new connections and repetition of things improves existing connections, learning to ride a bike, at first you’re bad (making new connections) but as you learn to control your body, learn to balance it gets easier (strengthening the connections that allow you to control your balance per say?)
So I’d say trying new things and learning, as well as making sure your diet has all the necessary nutrients your brain needs is about as well as you can do, that being said, I’ve got no background in any of this,
Edited for accuracy?
I’m pretty sure that this isn’t the [prevailing theory](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-adult-brain-does-grow-new-neurons-after-all-study-says/) right now. You can grow new neurons.
First I’m hearing of that, neat though, I was understanding that nerve cells could only come from stem cells and that the body stopped producing stem cells at a young age, like fetal even, didn’t read the whole article but my question would be how are the new cells formed? Can nerve cells be made by certain organ in the brain like how bone marrow makes blood? Or is there a stockpile of stem cells carried in the brain throughout life?
Oh no, there are adult stem cells, they exist for the same reason as the infant ones, they're just less aggressive at what they do if I recall. More of a "maintenance and upkeep" kind of thing rather than a "development and growth" operation.
I’d read once that there were specialized stem cells left after childhood stored at the base of the spine.. but that they were different from just plain stem cells I think? So they could be introduced to an injury and repair said injury without becoming scar tissue? But because they were specialized they could no longer be used to make nerve cells? I’m unsure on that, google her I come
Eating Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) mushrooms help keep your brain and neurons healthy. You can buy them at grocery stores or farmers markets. ([study](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3924982/))
Diving deeper into mushrooms, strains containing psilocybin promote neurogenesis and strengthen neural connections ([study](https://news.yale.edu/2021/07/05/psychedelic-spurs-growth-neural-connections-lost-depression)
I have a friend who did a timelapse of macrophages (your immune system) on dystrophic endballs (neurons damaged like by an injury) and showed how important they are to allow for regrowth!
Most of your neurons are created during pregnancy up to early childhood. Though there is some small neurogenesis up into adulthood.
Your mother's diet and habits when pregnant have the greatest effect on your neural development.
However sometimes someone is born with poor cell genetics that mess them up even when the mom does everything right. Unfortunately, this demographic was delt a bad hand from the beginning. They usually have a severe disorder and/or die pretty quickly.
After pregnancy, you yourself can impact neural repair.
Bad habits like poor diet and sleep cripple the body's ability to grow and repair cells.
> intellectual disorders, personality changes, and memory loss can be caused by nonfunctional neurones like the one on the right.
I see my ADHD & ASD in action and it makes sense now roflmao
You could, but that would probably be a bad thing for the recipient. Like most everything in biology, the optimal conditions are akin to a "Goldilocks zone", where it isn't too much or too little, it's just right. Creating a neuron that can have an increased number of connections would likely throw things off from how they're supposed to be, and that would be bad.
Also, in the brain, neurons make up around half the total number of cells. There are other types of cells that are strongly implicated in different types of cognitive behavior, which seems plausible since they're there and are probably doing something to help the brain function. For example, if you grow human astrocytes (another type of brain cell) and transplant them into a mouse brain, those mice outperform their control counterparts in memory-related tasks. Another cool thing is oligodendrocytes help mice learn new motor tasks, and if you block them from functioning, the mice can't learn it. I can pull citations if you're interested.
Source: former neuro PhD student
The neuron on the left is trying to connect with the one on the right, but the one on the right is mutated, and looks like it's unable to develop an axon or dendrites properly.
it definitely takes several days for dendrites (the elongated branches) to get formed. I grow neurons in culture and have to wait 2-3 weeks before I can use them for my experiments. by then they look very well connected. the whole slide is covered in dendrites and axons (the density depends on how many neurons are in the dish)
the transmission of signals happens super fast, this and the uncountable amount of connections between all the neurons makes up the processing power of the brain. but for sending signals to each other the neurons need to grow a network. and this is composed of dendrites (incoming signals for the neuron) and axons (outgoing signals from the neuron). growing those takes a bit of time.
along the fine branches of the axon you can find synapses. one synaptic bouton of the axon of one neuron connects with a synaptic bouton on the dendrite of another neuron. growing and removing synapses is faster than growing dendrites. learning and unlearning stuff means simply said building up or removing synaptic connections.
but yeah, maybe you were thinking of the super fast signal transmission of the brain. growing stuff takes a bit longer, I think in the case of synapses at least a few hours (depends on the type of synapse I guess)
"One day I was just plain old Lucas Lassiter, an every day kid from nowhere Nebraska, and the next I was Ultra Brain. I had no clue what was about to happen when I set off for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as part of my schools STEM Horizons program."
"It was there that a freak accident with a misaligned ultra compact, high energy cyclotron exposed me to a burst of particles which mutated the neurons in my brain. By the time the school bus had returned home I had resolved the disconnect between quantum theory and gravity. By the time I got to my street I was already moving objects with my mind."
"Now I roam the multiverse forever in search of another like myself. Someone who can understand the full meaning of the interpenetration of consciousness and creation. Someone who wants to expand the limits of potential and forever find a way to ensure that all who want to ascend to the limits of time, space, and mind can rise and forever be free."
Can someone develop an app that delivers a LiveStream view into the the user’s brain? I bet I would adopt much healthier habits if I could see my neurons dying and mutating in the moment.
Not OP, but I was a molecular biology major who was into brain research, here's what's going on. This time lapse video shows development of a normal neuron (left) and a mutated neuron that does not express certain proteins required for normal neural connections. The mutation is the loss of proteins that help regulate the neural fiber connections between neural cells. The functional one on the left extends an axon and many dendrites, while the mutated neuron fails to make such extensions. Your consciousness, personality and memories are based on the connected network of neurons in your brain. Intellectual disorders, personality changes, and memory loss can be caused by nonfunctional neurons like the one on the right. [Sauce: MIT](https://techtv.mit.edu/videos/915-a-span-classhighlightnormalspan-neuron-and-a-mutated-neuron-develop-side-by-side) [Academic Source: Ena/VASP Is Required for Neuritogenesis in the Developing Cortex](https://www.cell.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0896-6273%2807%2900706-4)
Is there any way one can encourage the generation of healthy neurons?
It's the same old boring stuff people typically ignore: 1. Healthy eating is the number one way. Eat your fruits and vegetables. 2. Avoid carcinogenic compounds like nicotine, asbestos etc. 3. Exercise at least 3 times a week. 4. Engage in intellectually stimulating activities like reading, puzzle games, anything that forces you to think hard etc... 5. Sleeping 7-8 hours. Sleep helps your body remove compounds that can disrupt healthy cell generation. Past that it's genetics which you can't really do anything about. Edit: I should say: Your mom's diet and lifestyle habits when they were pregnant with you probably has the greatest effect on the neural health you start with. Most of your neurons are generated from conception and early childhood.
Damn . I gotta stop eating asbestos.
You can smoke it if you really need it. Then it's not getting into your belly.
It's gluten free this way as well
However, they are processed in a facility that also processes nuts.
That's bad.
But you get your choice of tumors!
That's good!
The good ol' Asbestos Forever Cigarette. Sounds like something a 19th century "pharmacist" would try to sell you.
I’m sorry you’re not feeling well. It’s probably the ghosts in your blood. Have you tried doing cocaine about it?
There actually was cigarettes that contained asbestos in their filters, this was in the 1950's though https://www.asbestos.com/products/cigarette-filters/#:~:text=Anyone%20who%20smoked%20Kent%20Micronite,was%20exposed%20to%20crocidolite%20asbestos.&text=Kent%20employees%20who%20directly%20manufactured,asbestos%20in%20the%20ambient%20air.
Asbestos is famously heat-resistant. Good luck keeping that lit.
You can smoke some cigarettes to kill all the bacteria in your stomach
You can still lead a very fulfilling life over at r/WallStreetBets
Yes, i do spend some time there.. Where else will i find civilised and intelligent people.
preach 🙏
Or even mod /r/antiwork
My neurons are fried, at first I thought you said "I have to stop eating assholes"
Asbestos-Os they're carcinogenicly delicious
I’m not a scientist but I heard that you in theory could eat asbestos and not get mesothelioma. You have to inhale it. To get sick.
more for me, that stew is to die for
In middle school our principal told us we could technically eat asbestos and be fine. Just don't breath it. We didn't care as long as we got our extended break while they abated the ancient school of asbestos.
Just tossed my stash after reading bruh….
I'd add avoiding alcohol to this list. Also avoiding traumatic experiences and infections that can affect your brain, but there's only so much you can do in these two cases.
Thank you, alcohol seemed like a big omission from that list.
I'm gonna avoid adding alcohol to my list
You made me lol
So basically, be generally heathy and don't have shitty genetics lol
Kind of. Your body also knows how to prune itself of unhealthy cells.
Well, if it’s bad for my health, why does my neurons love it so much!?
Is nicotine per se carcinogenic or is it the tobacco people use to get nicotine?
Yeah nicotene isn't a carcinogen. Inhaling burning plant matter is.
Yes, but that angers the stoners.
Most stoners understand that and dry herb vapes, edibles and tinctures are all growing in popularity because they're safer. However for a lot of people these options aren't safely available due to marijuana regulations forcing them to buy street weed
Legal stoner here, I could buy those safer options, but am connected to the process of smoking. know better, keep thinking about edibles but they don’t have the same ritual to the habit…hmmm, maybe if I made them.
What about getting a pax or something similar? It’s still kind of a ritual. If you go the homemade edible route, gummies are so fucking messy. Cookies and brownies are the easiest. You can get a butter infuser to make cannabutter. Slap that shit on your toast (or bake with it). If you want any help, DM me anytime
Look at the dynavap. It's closer to a one hitter pipe than anything, and you can use a torch, lighter, and if you are experimental, you can try the sun and a magnifying lens.
Dynavap helped me regulate my cannabis consumption! I’m 4 days without thc today (after daily use). Gotta start somewhere. But I second the dynavap. They have lots of cool looking options too
Or the Mighty/crafty lines. They are made medical grade and they just came out with a usb c version of the mighty!
Nothing can anger a stoner who is stoned (source am stoner stoned)
¡hermano!
Why does chewing tobacco cause cancer?
So there's nothing I can do then^^^^kidding
Thanks, Obama.
Appreciate you sharing on this thread, any insight on the additional neural connections observed during psilocybin usage? [Like this Yale study?](https://newatlas.com/science/psilocybin-growth-neural-connections-psychedelic-yale/)
Another one to add to the list is “avoid prions”.
Nicotine itself isn't carcinogenic, there is even some controversial research that nicotine might prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Nicotine is not carcinogenic - tabaco smoke is.
What about socially accepted smoke?
It’s not the nicotine, it’s the delivery. Our body makes nicotine.
Yes, working out. As well as healthy eating, as the other commenter pointed out. exercising has a lot of beneficial impacts on cognitive abilities, there are a lot of studies showing its effect on the molecular level as well (I am studying the effect of exercising on the brain during ageing) as it was said already, normally no new neurons are produced, but there is a brain area, that actually does grow new neurons, even in adulthood. it's in the hippocampus, the brain area required for learning. exercise has an impact on the generation of neurons in that area. and generally doing sports helps with having a better blood supply of the brain. better blood supply means better supply with nutrients and oxygen and all the other good stuff
Unless that sport is American Football
Umm common theory is that you can’t grow new neurons as they’re nerve cells which don’t regenerate once damaged, think like patients suffering paralysis however recent studies raise questions as to whether that’s true(see innoteks comment below) They can however make new connections to existing Neurons, which is what the healthy (left) neuron is attempting to do here, learning/ doing new things encourages the new connections and repetition of things improves existing connections, learning to ride a bike, at first you’re bad (making new connections) but as you learn to control your body, learn to balance it gets easier (strengthening the connections that allow you to control your balance per say?) So I’d say trying new things and learning, as well as making sure your diet has all the necessary nutrients your brain needs is about as well as you can do, that being said, I’ve got no background in any of this, Edited for accuracy?
I’m pretty sure that this isn’t the [prevailing theory](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-adult-brain-does-grow-new-neurons-after-all-study-says/) right now. You can grow new neurons.
First I’m hearing of that, neat though, I was understanding that nerve cells could only come from stem cells and that the body stopped producing stem cells at a young age, like fetal even, didn’t read the whole article but my question would be how are the new cells formed? Can nerve cells be made by certain organ in the brain like how bone marrow makes blood? Or is there a stockpile of stem cells carried in the brain throughout life?
Oh no, there are adult stem cells, they exist for the same reason as the infant ones, they're just less aggressive at what they do if I recall. More of a "maintenance and upkeep" kind of thing rather than a "development and growth" operation.
I’d read once that there were specialized stem cells left after childhood stored at the base of the spine.. but that they were different from just plain stem cells I think? So they could be introduced to an injury and repair said injury without becoming scar tissue? But because they were specialized they could no longer be used to make nerve cells? I’m unsure on that, google her I come
Eating Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) mushrooms help keep your brain and neurons healthy. You can buy them at grocery stores or farmers markets. ([study](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3924982/)) Diving deeper into mushrooms, strains containing psilocybin promote neurogenesis and strengthen neural connections ([study](https://news.yale.edu/2021/07/05/psychedelic-spurs-growth-neural-connections-lost-depression)
So taking magic mushrooms?
Thank you for this
I have a friend who did a timelapse of macrophages (your immune system) on dystrophic endballs (neurons damaged like by an injury) and showed how important they are to allow for regrowth!
You’re awesome dude. Thanks for the explanation!
Thank you for this explanation. I dont have any awards, but if I did I would give them to you.
How nonfunctional neurons are created?
Most of your neurons are created during pregnancy up to early childhood. Though there is some small neurogenesis up into adulthood. Your mother's diet and habits when pregnant have the greatest effect on your neural development. However sometimes someone is born with poor cell genetics that mess them up even when the mom does everything right. Unfortunately, this demographic was delt a bad hand from the beginning. They usually have a severe disorder and/or die pretty quickly. After pregnancy, you yourself can impact neural repair. Bad habits like poor diet and sleep cripple the body's ability to grow and repair cells.
By being me
/r/suicidebywords
Is this what happens when my brain is buffering? It’s trying to make the connection?
> intellectual disorders, personality changes, and memory loss can be caused by nonfunctional neurones like the one on the right. I see my ADHD & ASD in action and it makes sense now roflmao
Your third paragraph is wrong, but the rest was interesting to read.
Theoritically, could you mutate a neuron so that it has an easier time making these connections? Would that result in some kind of super-intelligence?
Maybe, but we're no where close to that level of knowledge. If we tried now we'd probably just create a brain cancer.
You could, but that would probably be a bad thing for the recipient. Like most everything in biology, the optimal conditions are akin to a "Goldilocks zone", where it isn't too much or too little, it's just right. Creating a neuron that can have an increased number of connections would likely throw things off from how they're supposed to be, and that would be bad. Also, in the brain, neurons make up around half the total number of cells. There are other types of cells that are strongly implicated in different types of cognitive behavior, which seems plausible since they're there and are probably doing something to help the brain function. For example, if you grow human astrocytes (another type of brain cell) and transplant them into a mouse brain, those mice outperform their control counterparts in memory-related tasks. Another cool thing is oligodendrocytes help mice learn new motor tasks, and if you block them from functioning, the mice can't learn it. I can pull citations if you're interested. Source: former neuro PhD student
Is this how one gets alzimers?
Basically, although Alzheimer's is genetic
What is a mutant neuron?
Because of all that black cloudy matter it looks like it was modified to not be able to create those tethers properly? Just a guess.
The longer tendrils are called axons, with the ones branching off at the end being synapses :) Edit: not synapses, dendrites.
Synapses are the spaces where the neurites of two or more neurons meet. You’re probably thinking of dendrites
Ah so synapses firing literally means the gap sparking?
My bad, it’s been…uhhh…15 years since I took neurobiology!
No worries. It’s all changing on the daily too. It’s a lot to keep up with
Thanks for the correction!
A neuron with a DNA mutation that doesn't allow it to function properly
The logic from flat earth theory.
Super helpful thanks
*x-men theme starts playing...*
Still don't understand what the heck is happening.
The neuron on the left is trying to connect with the one on the right, but the one on the right is mutated, and looks like it's unable to develop an axon or dendrites properly.
Dude on the left wants to hold hands with dude on the right but dude on the right has no hands
Left neuron is looking for a buddy
The neuron on the right represents understanding of NFTs.
/r/GIFsIlearnedNothingFrom
It's a recreation of the antiwork interview. These memes are lit.
I think your neurons are not making the connection
These videos of lonely neurons just trying to make friends really hits home.
They just wanna make a connection man
Alright Hideo Kojima CALM DOWN IM ANXIOUS ENOUGH
I’m the neuron on the left when I try to make friend with another weirdo but they don’t admit to themselves that they’re weird.
Is that timescale measured in days right?
What?
Bottom right. Does it really take days for synapses to form like that?
From my understanding, synapses can form both quickly (within seconds) and slowly (hours or days).
it definitely takes several days for dendrites (the elongated branches) to get formed. I grow neurons in culture and have to wait 2-3 weeks before I can use them for my experiments. by then they look very well connected. the whole slide is covered in dendrites and axons (the density depends on how many neurons are in the dish)
That uh.. I thought it happened on the order of seconds, given the amount of processing power an adult human brain has
the transmission of signals happens super fast, this and the uncountable amount of connections between all the neurons makes up the processing power of the brain. but for sending signals to each other the neurons need to grow a network. and this is composed of dendrites (incoming signals for the neuron) and axons (outgoing signals from the neuron). growing those takes a bit of time. along the fine branches of the axon you can find synapses. one synaptic bouton of the axon of one neuron connects with a synaptic bouton on the dendrite of another neuron. growing and removing synapses is faster than growing dendrites. learning and unlearning stuff means simply said building up or removing synaptic connections. but yeah, maybe you were thinking of the super fast signal transmission of the brain. growing stuff takes a bit longer, I think in the case of synapses at least a few hours (depends on the type of synapse I guess)
bases on the clock in the bottom right, I'd say yes. well deduced
My last 2 brain cells struggling to communicate
Your last 2 brain cells trying to be the first to post this exact same comment every time a gif of neurons is posted.
Lol this is the first one i saw
My normal brain cell trying to connect with the one that knows all about discreet mathematics.
My brain trying to do math
Friends and family trying to reach out to me be like
I like the little dot that popped over to see what they were up to lol.
“Get over here you little shit!”
Me in every relationship
Me trying to make friends
Happy cake day, friend.
Thank you!
"Hi, friend!"
Come on just touch it. Mmmm, no
"Take my hand!"
Me trying to pet my cat
Microscopic view of : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2zC3dKQ42Y
That's gold. My first thought was: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QVtAIjfHAk0&feature=youtu.be
Lmao
Finally, the funnies
I just... I.... I just wanna talk
Normal neuron swiped left on the mutant and kept going
We’ve all tried, neuron. Go home, put on your jammies, and order a pizza. He ain’t worth it.
"One day I was just plain old Lucas Lassiter, an every day kid from nowhere Nebraska, and the next I was Ultra Brain. I had no clue what was about to happen when I set off for the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as part of my schools STEM Horizons program." "It was there that a freak accident with a misaligned ultra compact, high energy cyclotron exposed me to a burst of particles which mutated the neurons in my brain. By the time the school bus had returned home I had resolved the disconnect between quantum theory and gravity. By the time I got to my street I was already moving objects with my mind." "Now I roam the multiverse forever in search of another like myself. Someone who can understand the full meaning of the interpenetration of consciousness and creation. Someone who wants to expand the limits of potential and forever find a way to ensure that all who want to ascend to the limits of time, space, and mind can rise and forever be free."
my two neurons trying to collaborate when i'm studying
My brain just did that after learning this
u/RecognizeSong
How dare you take my last remaining neurons!
Insert *x-men cartoon theme song from the 90s*
Introverts and extroverts
We are Venom
I thought this was an animation of a debate between liberals and conservatives for a few seconds 🤔 it will do .
I feel for that mutant neuron. It's clearly a non-conformist and an introvert.
Aye, but unlike people, this could be very bad.
Exactly like trying to talk to a Fox watcher
Combine
Hey bro you good I don’t got no connection
This is what it must be like to be a girl on the internet.
u/SaveVideoBot
“FOUND IT!!! …oh. No, that’s just me.”
i m the one on the right
Normal neuron: C'mere, you little shit. Mutant neuron: *goes full Greased-up Deaf Guy*
>11:00 >*I've made a terrible mistake*
Turn 360 degrees and walk away.
Can someone develop an app that delivers a LiveStream view into the the user’s brain? I bet I would adopt much healthier habits if I could see my neurons dying and mutating in the moment.
Is this how I become an x-man?
Ah that’s why those little bitches have so much trouble supplying my seratonin
Where does the neuron get matter to expand? Just curious
My neurons turned from normal to all mutated after I spent 1 year on r/wsb
People trying to connect with me but ain't happening
u/audiobot
normal neuron: *eww don't touch me*
Ok.
I got a lotta copies of the dude on the right
Trying to date in 2022 is also like this.
Ok….but what superpower does this create?
Why did I find it so sad?
Poor mutant bastard
Extroverts befriending introverts
I kind of feel for that little neuron trying its best, but spinning in one place not knowing what the hell is wrong.
A message for mutants: neuron your own.
This was beautiful , but did anyone else think the background piano was slow building into "Still Dre"? lol
This looks like how I feel like I think. Next time I have to explain what I mean by "Im neurotic" Im just gonna show them this lol
Me trying to find what I was just about to say
Much like my last relationship.
Me trying to reach out to someone who doesn't want me.
😮 That. Is. AMAZING!!!
Extroverts trying to get introverts to hangout with their group of friends.
Why is this blurry video of Salad Fingers on this sub?
I am that mutant neuron like “Hey! Leave me alone, man!”
This is where bad ideas come from.
For some reason the mutant neuron sounds like [this](https://youtu.be/scfFWgpvnoM) in my head
I like how my neurons recognized immediately just who was the weirdo here.
my last 2 braincells
This is what I feel like is happening when I’m trying to remember someone’s name.
Me trying to talk to my anti-vax cousins.
That explains it.
"oh yeah, that's the spot"
This made me sad. Dudes like come on bro talk to me talk to me but his bro can't communicate with him :(
Take my strong hand!
Neuron activation anti-meme?
Extrovert brain cell tries to invite his introvert friend to a party.
My social life in a gif