TED-Ed

Your Spontaneous Brain

Do you know why you can breathe and chew gum at the same time? Our latest TED-Ed lesson explores the brain activities that keep us alive while we do (and think of) other things.

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Credits

DESIGN & DIRECTION: Hector Herrera

PRODUCTION: Pazit Cahlon

EDUCATOR: Nathan S. Jacobs

PRODUCERS TED-ED: Gerta Xhelo, Jessica Ruby

NARRATION: Addison Anderson

ANIMATION: Hector Herrera

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