The Brain...\nFrontal Lobe.
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you'll find it located towards the front.
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Sense of humar - or that part of the brain
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Eyes. Eyes are pretty high up the list even if "T and A" were included!\n\nThey might be 2nd and 3rd, though. ;)
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I have always been fascinated by the way that processing in the brain leads to the experience of the mind. An understanding of this relationship has eluded science throughout the ages and i wanted to be involved in trying to advance our understanding of the brain-mind relationship. I should add that some people believe there is no such thing as the mind and that all we should be trying to study is the physical processing performed by the brain.
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I think you would do well to look a while at this excellent - but - simpliefied source on neuroscience:\n\nhttp://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/introb.html
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Sure. Where is your mind located? \n\nI know we can read electrical brainwave activity as well as use a variety of machines to detect chemical changes in the brain, but when you think a thought (such as a day at the beach) where is that image in your mind actually located?\n\nThe most recent scientific theories treat such notions as simply "ghosts in the machine", arguments that are secondary to the electro-chemical function of the brain. I disagree.\n\nThe only way to prove a thought exists is (currently) in the eye of the beholder. To everyone else (in spite of our machines) it does not exist.\n\nIf our everyday thoughts are non-locational, yet exist then we have a very personal and immediate proof of the non-location nature (matrix nature) of the universe.\n\nLife is a dream. Our bodies are an illusion, only our thoughts and awareness are real.
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left hemipelegia. Remember, each hemisphere of the brain controls the opposite side of the body.
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My first reaction to this was, "What a ridiculous question!"  But after giving it some thought, I guess I would have to say my brain.  I think it would be very interesting for a guy to see how a woman's brain works.  And vice versa, I may add.
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good one. \n\nhuman psychology this.
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Researchers have found that feelings of intense romantic love are linked to activity in two areas of the brain, which have high levels of dopamine activity. But functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scans found women's brains showed emotional responses, while men's showed activity linked to sexual arousal. The researchers also found activity in other areas of the brain changed - including one that another study showed was active when people ate chocolate.
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The answer to this question is no.  The word "Brain" refers directly to the Cerebral cortex found in higher animals.  Ants are surprisingly intelligent nevertheless.  Ants, like other insects have networks of nerve cells called Ganglia.  Each ganglion is in charge of simpler tasks that help the simple organism cope with challenges presented by its habitat.  On the other hand, a Human cerebral cortex with ten billion cell bodies is by far the most ingenious cellular network in the universe capable of processing vast amounts of information.  The difference between brain and ganglia; ten billion minus five thousand.
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stomach, brain, almost everything.\n\nMainly they control almost everything that happens in your life.\n\nHope I helped!
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We have personal choice but this is usually governed by our Limbic System, which is a complex system of nerve pathways and networks in the brain that is involved in the expression of instinct and mood in activities of the endocrine and motor systems of the body. Among the brain regions involved are the Amygdala, Hippocampal formation, and the Hypothalamus.
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nerves that runs the impulse to the brain which translate them and what comes after that is orgasm wooooooow!!!!!!
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That 10% story has fallen to Urban Myth status.  New medical imaging techniques can now show which parts of the brain are in use during particular functions, such as speaking, reading, listening to music, etc.  Turns out that your brain uses many differnt parts to do most functions, but certiain functions TEND to concentrate in particular areas.\n\nWhat remains of the myth, though, may actually help understand what I said in the last paragraph.  Many people who have hade severe brain damage and loss of many functions, can sometimes regain at least some ot those functions when the brain learns to use other, undamaged parts to do what the damaged parts used to.\n\nYeah, a vital organ.  An artificial heart can keep a person going, but with no brain, even a beating heart runs in an empty shell.
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Spinal cord\nPeripheral nerves\n\nThere are many peripheral nerves, and many subdivisions in the brain, too. Too many to list, since they cover every inch of your body and every organ system as well.
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Fish brains don't have much of a prefrontal cortex. It would be hard for the them to "think" as we know it. Much less think about something long enough to develop self-awareness.