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What happens when you remove the hippocampus? - Sam Kean

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This man lived a good life in nursing home
Comment from : @sobianasim6337

HM did not suffer from an accident! He had epileptic seizures and underwent surgery in which his hippocampal region and structures were removed!
Comment from : @aischwartzable

I mean he gets to watch AOT 200 times there's some positives to it
Comment from : @JustTelvin

We are nothing but biological machines
Comment from : @midwestairway

reminded me of the movie Memento by Nolan brgreat video, thank you TED-ed
Comment from : @brilllance8903

Thank you !
Comment from : @larissacury7714

Some people don't know about,
Comment from : @stephengraydog3988

THANK YOU,,
Comment from : @stephengraydog3988

Poor HM , he had it tough, yet he contributed to save infinite people's to come after himbrbrAnd props to his parents who had to watch all of this happen to their son
Comment from : @bouchranourelhouda2415

It's great that they learned a lot, but, they knew that there could be serious consequences Lobotomies may have been the thing for years, but this is a human brain you can't just remove an entire section of it and not expect to render someone immediately lifeless He was really used as a test subject plain and simple I'd like to know what previous research was done that led them to believe removing any part of the hippocampus helped with emotions without having any long-term effects But lesson learned, don't leave your brain in the hands of a daredevil neurosurgeon
Comment from : @jayall00

Thanks
Comment from : @luizamascarenhas7782

You searched for this, HM was a legend
Comment from : @um8078

I wish I could get my brain studied like that
Comment from : @harshitaaasingh4096

Finally a way to forget her
Comment from : @Man_searched_by_italy

Thank you very much! 🌿
Comment from : @humanbeing6294

This video has more than 105 thousand likes and Brenda Milner is 105 years old Isn't it fascinating? 🧠🤯
Comment from : @eros-alatus

Dear hippocampus, custodian of the specific You map the journey of a lifetime, but only for the cortex to remember itselfbrThank you HM
Comment from : @alexharvey9721

Seemed all about the science and little of the human story and impact on Henry
Comment from : @Zooboy1994

Wow, sad for HM I took care of my mom with 16 years diagnosed with Alzheimer's I was the caregiver This type of illness is not curable I learn and inform myself about the brain I noticed eventhough my mom did not recognize me, but she always show her emotions and affection to me I change her meals into nutrition and vitamins She did wonderful Even Dr's were impressed how her Alzheimer's keep the same Now, I am the advocate for elderly people Also I am a music teacher My career has helped me to learn how the brain is connected
Comment from : @marielagil6514

i felt bad for him but after reading some comments, I realized HM is able to watch a film repeatedly and still have the same feeling of excitement and enthusiasm Normal people would want more and more endlessly so I guess that's what I like about his life
Comment from : @julaiachuchu3865

Eu apreciei demais esse vídeo Obrigado a todos da equipe
Comment from : @PauloRLustosa

Are they idiots? How can they experiment on people just like that?
Comment from : @anupluitel6996

This guy sounds like Taylor launtner
Comment from : @6045Samanthaxx

i disagree
Comment from : @medes1062

Why can Hendri Maisong live so long? It's really magical
Comment from : @retnohendrawati4087

🦛🏫
Comment from : @tangomango2353

평화롭게 살지 않았던거 같은데
Comment from : @빵뚜패밀리

This is a JOJO REFERENCE
Comment from : @Ripagood

He died not knowing what he did for mankind
Comment from : @tauriianmckeown

You die
Comment from : @Manny-fc8ym

My university recommended this🤔
Comment from : @LiaKaisen

nice
Comment from : @unchartedchampion4899

Heavy ,explanation to understand the importance history
Comment from : @naveentotiger8011

سبحان الله 💙
Comment from : @fatimaalarabi5581

Thanx to HM
Comment from : @Imj192

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Comment from : @alto7183

RIP truly a sad soul
Comment from : @ygotsvlog3762

Powerful
Comment from : @curtiste3235

I feel very sorry for people who lose their memory
Comment from : @КатеринаЛевченко-р4б

That's why we remember bad events more easily than good ones; we keep going over and over in our head what happened, especially if we're a victim of crime when police want us to go through it step by step repeatedly Apparently, beta blockers help minimize the trauma associated with a bad event if given soon enough It doesn't affect recall but minimizes the emotional response and into the future
Comment from : @janececelia7448

we have to learn this case study in a-level psychology lol
Comment from : @lilyofthevalley005

Imagine a pill created to forget the negative memories 🤔 Would you take it? Oh how different your life would be🤔
Comment from : @lostintranslation3789

It is criminal what they did to this man Medical doctors have a license to kill I am not worried about the terrorists that the media talks about I am worried about the real terrorists
Comment from : @JaNa-kk4ox

I feel bad for him
Comment from : @raghdelghemriny7262

So hippocampus is your memory card?
Comment from : @altymogo3781

ah
Comment from : @kkakameori

Does alzheimer work the same?
Comment from : @fanlyu5199

I forgot that hippo invited us at the camp
Comment from : @utbahnoor851

A hero for mankind who contributed more than any of us could ever fathom Thank you Mr Molaison You are a true hero We will never forget you
Comment from : @Anonymous-ti5yb

Genial!!!!! Gracias
Comment from : @aprendiendoaaprender2917

Thank you for telling us about HM I feel enlightened, and honored at his contribution to science
Comment from : @gracescott7370

Is that an F? 0:12
Comment from : @kellanbuhlmakesvideos934

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Comment from : @jyotiprjapati8048

Also with people of Cptsd
Comment from : @emilemerten6535

Omg
Comment from : @pussytight904

Poor guy woke up only one day after the surgery and he was 82 Or at least thats what he thought
Comment from : @Monkeybomb0

his brain was cut into 2000 pieces Respect the dead gosh darn it
Comment from : @mynamejosef

At least he had the superpower to experience classic movies fresh every time
Comment from : @Bob-B-

Aka go "cure" yourself
Comment from : @janlaag

How to improve short term memory?
Comment from : @junemercado

I'm really glad I didn't watch this before my hippocampus was removed 3 years ago!
Comment from : @ElixirOfRivalry

Incredible
Comment from : @MilkHoney-i8w

A request : can you make a similar video of phenius gage's life? It would be interesting
Comment from : @harikrishnanpc5103

So there is no such thing like unnecessary part in human body
Comment from : @sindobrandnew

I wonder if such tests and experiments would be allowed now that the idea of ethics has been conceived
Comment from : @therese_paula

I wonder if this surgery would be helpful for those suffering with serious PTSD
Comment from : @kathryncarter6143

Well, he remembered his language
Comment from : @kathryncarter6143

I have ADHD, and for anyone out there who only knows what they’ve heard in passing or in popular culture about ADHD, I’ll just say it’s a lot like this Constantly forgetting things It’s very frustrating
Comment from : @southwestxnorthwest

All this happened just because he met an accident !brThis is "The Butterfly effect"
Comment from : @divymaurya

Clive Wearing had it worse
Comment from : @bitcoinfox376

Chris Nolan must have definetly studied HM's case before writing script for Memento
Comment from : @Prashantreddy80

I am so grateful to Dr Themba for curing me from Cancer, it was a great struggle for me but after I contacted him, he cured me in less than a week😊 #Drthemba 🙏
Comment from : @aminaibrahim5631

any consequences to the quack doc who sucked his brains out?
Comment from : @zebonautsmith1541

ホラー映画
Comment from : @watarusakurai7030

Watch the amazing documentary about Clive Wearing, a British conductor who damaged his Hippocampus after a Herpes infection - to see a living example
Comment from : @viggosimonsen

I can relate, I had my hippocampus surgery to control epilepsy, I am still a successful computer programmer but I have to fight with one factorremembering names and things which either I don't take seriously or which aren't repeated
Comment from : @Dipankar_Project_Fitness

How can you study the mind Its not physical??
Comment from : @DW_Kiwi

AMAZING, I LEARNED SO MUCH, THANK YOU SO MUCH
Comment from : @mxl8755

" live in the moment " guy
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Comment from : @webmaster8925

Hey guys welcome back to fact or ca… c… what was i doing again? what?
Comment from : @vehicleboi5598

Did he get paid or what?
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Comment from : @newlandvaccaro5397

This is very fascinating
Comment from : @AyubuKK

This makes me think of dad a lot
Comment from : @fi8292

He forgor 💀
Comment from : @222ricky

that video was great!
Comment from : @carlosneto9080

I think with consent, human experimentation should be allowed
Comment from : @teinmeizeshi5209

HM DA 🐐 😤😤
Comment from : @sweetscience3770

I came here because I was frustrated studying our physics lesson even though those are the basic ones, I didn't expect my head will ache more bacause of this Nice video!
Comment from : @Ash-lz3ui

Ted ed knows how to say what to say and just the perfect way to entertain and educate
Comment from : @zara8475

I would love to see this clip updated to use less stigmatising language regarding mental distress (formerly referred to as mental illness)
Comment from : @livedsolutions6409

thats fuked
Comment from : @DRAWKCABLLA

so basically in computer science terms, those doctors removed those data transferring busses which take data to the long term storage like hard disk from short term storage like RAM
Comment from : @odinborson308

Rip HMbrRip
Comment from : @Lucki_MORELIKEUNLUCKI

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