[quote=ynwtf]a woooo-h'irl.[/quote]

[quote=AgrippinaX][quote=Chypmunk]Lol, mebbe give it a whirl .... ya never know ;)[/quote]

Hey, I’ll take you up on that. Might work![/quote]

[quote=Torgo]Our brains and our appendices should switch places.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Also, why is the part of the brain that is so important to humanity (executive and social functions) in such a vulnerable place?[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]All I know is the older I get the more I realize how fortunate I am to have accomplished what I have on my own. Seriously, I am a hot mess behind the scenes. :lol:[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]And damage to that particular side of the frontal lobe showcases symptoms similar to ADHD. Now the interesting question is did that knock cause me to develop ADHD symptoms or did it just make them worse. It's too bad brain scans cost a fortune. It'd be interesting to see what flavor soup I got stewing up there :D[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Aye, there's no way my oddities and quirks are naturally occurring. It's gotta be the divots ;)[/quote]

[quote=Chypmunk]Lol, mebbe give it a whirl .... ya never know ;)[/quote]

[quote=AgrippinaX][quote=Chypmunk]I suppose I'm definitely a lot less 'odd' than I used to be .... so maybe all the cranial landings etc. actually corrected something :D[/quote]

Ha, lucky you! 😂 I’m getting weirder by the day and there’s no cure... might consider hitting my head on the floor/wall, which shouldn’t be a problem as I routinely do headstands...[/quote]

[quote=Chypmunk]I suppose I'm a lot less 'odd' than I used to be .... so maybe all the cranial landings etc. actually corrected something :D[/quote]

[quote=AgrippinaX][quote=Chypmunk]I was always cracking me head open when a kid, whether it be from going 'over the top' on the swings and falling out or playing Tarzan on the washing line and being too heavy for it or simply trying to head a stone. Can't say I've ever noticed that it did me any harm :shrug:[/quote]

You won’t know if it has tbh. I know someone who fell and hit his head as a child, aged 9-10, and it made him lose the ability to empathise, on a neurological/biological level, however that works. His whole family noticed a tangible difference and it never quite went away - or at least it hasn’t so far, he’s in his twenties.[/quote]