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🔥 Which part of the brain is this guy using most? Molly🇺🇬

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Dr. Asuman Lukwago4 days ago

@MStylesug Every part of the Brain 🧠 & all cranial nerves, Spinal cord & all Spinal nerves, and a Musculoskeletal apparatus. Cerebral cortices (higher Cerebral functions mainly executive domains), and Cerebellum (coordination) of the entire apparatus.

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug Great submission

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N.Collins4 days ago

@MStylesug Question is how long /what did it take him to perfect this..

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug I guess after many falls!

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Healingway Bedside Nursing services4 days ago

@MStylesug He has a very intact cerebellum. No lessons at all😂🙌

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)4 days ago

@MStylesug Only? Which other parts?

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Healingway Bedside Nursing services4 days ago

@MStylesug Vestibular system(the inner ear), Proprioceptive and somatosensory systems.

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Josh Josay 🇺🇬4 days ago

@MStylesug The peripheral balance centers are working in overdrive - eyes, vestibule and somatosensory receptors and their nuclei. Basal nuclei for precision.

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug Great submission.

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invincible3 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum> cycling skill Frontal cortex > calculating & Amygdala> fear gone out of ear canals😂🤣

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug Great submissions

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

Long case for neurophysiology!

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Aniku ™4 days ago

@MStylesug His Thalamus could be bigger than of BodaBoda's

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug It is indeed bigger. Good Boda Boda guys should have a large hippocampus for memory!

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Kyrie4 days ago

@MStylesug Prof, we should do deep MRI scanning.haha

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Bbosa Dan 🇺🇬4 days ago

@MStylesug Brain apart, who else noticed that the bicycle Tyre doesn’t have any pressure!!

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ntulume kenneth3 days ago

@MStylesug Ears because they control balance to a big extent

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug Most people don't know about the vestibulocochlear!

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Saul4 days ago

@MStylesug I say zero, he wouldn't be up there if he had a functional brain.

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Chief Nester4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum and frontal cortex

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Mable Kemigisa4 days ago

@MStylesug Amygdala......he has zero chills

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Treva Ngobi Kaluuba.4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum.

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Muhenda Ronnie4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum.

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Ssenyonga Edgar Reagan4 days ago

@MStylesug I’m sure this guy’s PMD and VMHvL of the hypothalamus must be sleeping seriously

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Denis ssonko!4 days ago

@RicOkello @MStylesug Cerebral cortex

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@RicOkello @MStylesug Agreed

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Mugisha O Darren4 days ago

@MStylesug I think cerebellum

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Dr. Spirit4 days ago

@MStylesug Vestibular system, part of the inner ear responsible for balance

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JayT🇺🇬4 days ago

@MStylesug Vestibular system(the inner ear)

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Lodoi4 days ago

@MStylesug But is it real anyway 🤔🤔🤔

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wilfred ocen, intern Dr.4 days ago

@MStylesug Supermatural May be he has 10000 internaa capssules with multi motor cerebral dorminace Science caant exolaiin tis x latel this guys are many Tis brains may e ggood in ffuture for spre parts incase oof trAnsplant

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Allan Kambere,M.D. PGDME,Msc.Physiology-Resident4 days ago

@MStylesug cerebellum

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Alchemist Trevor4 days ago

@MStylesug Cellebellum doc

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yamyulack 🇺🇬4 days ago

@MStylesug Ear rocks and cerebellum

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Joe Stuart3 days ago

@MStylesug Left ventricle

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Angello Ndungutse3 days ago

@MStylesug When the tire is deflated and he rides on the rim, it easy to see that balance will be secured. For the brain part, neuroscientists can tell.

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@MStylesug Thank you

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Abdul M. Ssekandi, MBChB, MSc., M.A.P.S4 days ago

@X0moss1 @MStylesug Cerebellum

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Robert Kalyesubula,MD, FISN(USA), PhD-FRCP(London)3 days ago

@X0moss1 @MStylesug The main one indeed

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bumba mike4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum and cerebral cortex,

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Katwere Enoch4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum,Thalamus and 2 lobes @rkalyes1

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Apuuli Akugizibwe4 days ago

@MStylesug A very healthy cerebellum

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MULIIRA BENONMILES4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum and Ears.

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Kuloba Tera4 days ago

@MStylesug @nvsvwvli come here small small.

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dr.ambrose ello4 days ago

@MStylesug Cerebellum

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Mr. Peasant4 days ago

@MStylesug The hands to balance his weight. He understood moment of force in high school

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