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The Amazing Human Body

Matthew Stingleback

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The Amazing Human Body - 20 Mirror Neurons

20 Mirror Neurons

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12/20/12 • 0 min

Episode 20 Inside the brain there is something called Mirror Neurons. Mirror Neurons is an expression scientists use to describe the behavior in neurons in a certain situation. If you see someone stub their toe, for example, the same pain area in your brain will light up usually causing you to flinch. Scientists believe that somewhere in these mirror neurons lies the answer to empathy and somewhat the basis of our morality. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 05 Wrinkles

05 Wrinkles

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12/05/12 • 0 min

Episode 5 Many people ask themselves; why does the brain look so wrinkly? The simple answer to the question is that it makes more room for information. if you would flatten out the wrinkles, and make it a smoother surface, the brain would hold about a third of the capacity. If we look at other animals, such as the frog, the brain is smoother looking which also makes for a more primitive being. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 03 Facts

03 Facts

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12/02/12 • 0 min

Episode 3 Even though the brain only weighs about 3 pounds, or 2% of the bodyweight, it consumes nearly 30% of the total calorie intake. Add to that 20% of the total oxygen intake from the lungs. The brain also consists of about 75% water and 60% fat. How that's possible even I'm don't know. ... Science. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - The Amazing Human Mind, introduction
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11/20/12 • 0 min

welcome! To BBC Learning Channels Most loved and enjoyed show, The Amazing Human Body! Where we take close looks at the Human Body from the inside and out. My name is Matthew Stingleback and I'll be your host and guide through this adventure! This time we've gathered our bandsaws and head-sized jars to educate ourselves about the human mind! Join me won't you! ...Goodbye! For information please contact [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 19 Limits

19 Limits

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12/19/12 • 0 min

Episode 19 Some scientists suggests we as humans have reached our limit when it comes to evolving. This also includes the brain. If they are right it means we humans won't become any smarter. we will of course unlock many more secrets about our universe, but we as an animal appear to have stopped evolving. This manly comes down to us not having to fight for survival any longer, we have therefore taken genetics into our own hands. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 14 Urine for Alzheimer

14 Urine for Alzheimer

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12/14/12 • 0 min

Episode 14 A discovery that has been made within a day or two of this reaching the podcast could change the way we look at our own urine. Scientists have been able to manipulate urine into neurons through lab tests. The target group for these studies have been Alzheimer patience and the results have truly been mind blowing. This could mean we have a cure for the mind-eating decease within years... Exciting. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 16 Dreams

16 Dreams

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12/16/12 • 0 min

Episode 16 Many experts disagree on the reason for dreams. Some say It's a way for the brain to work through our daily life, much like a coping mechanism. Others say that it's strictly random impulses from the brain, but so far we just don't know for certain. 3,000 years ago the Egyptians thought dreams could be interpreted into telling the future, though this is still something that is ever present in our society, it is also looked down upon in the scientific community as something irrational. [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 11 Occipital Lobe

11 Occipital Lobe

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12/11/12 • 119 min

Episode 11 The fourth and final Lobe in our brain is the The Occipital Lobe. It almost exclusively deals with our sight and without it we are all blind. Because we humans use our seeing as our premium sense, the Occopital Lobe takes up a fairly large amount of our brain- nearly 50% [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 10 Parietal Lobe

10 Parietal Lobe

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12/10/12 • 0 min

Episode 10 The Parietal Lobe is situated just on top of the Temporal Lobe and it's functions are amazing! Being in charge of integrating sensory functions inside the body, the Parietal Lobes main objective is to manipulate the muscles of our body, Making us move! [email protected]
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The Amazing Human Body - 22 Multi-tasking

22 Multi-tasking

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12/22/12 • 0 min

Episode 22 No matter how much computers and smart-phones want you to believe it, you can probably only do one thing at a time. Multi-tasking is something only 2.5% of the population can actually do without seeing a degradation in performance. These people are called super-taskers. "Hang-on", I hear you say, "I can drive and talk at the same time". Yes, that's true! but what you are actually doing is putting you driving "on hold" by letting your unconsciousness do it for you. Try instead driving though a battlefield with bombs going off and having an existential conversation about life. [email protected]
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FAQ

How many episodes does The Amazing Human Body have?

The Amazing Human Body currently has 24 episodes available.

What topics does The Amazing Human Body cover?

The podcast is about Mind, Human, Podcasts, Education and Body.

What is the most popular episode on The Amazing Human Body?

The episode title '23 memories' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Amazing Human Body?

The average episode length on The Amazing Human Body is 6 minutes.

How often are episodes of The Amazing Human Body released?

Episodes of The Amazing Human Body are typically released every day.

When was the first episode of The Amazing Human Body?

The first episode of The Amazing Human Body was released on Nov 20, 2012.

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