#brain scans

Scanning brains? Huh. Wonder what that's all about.

I like this trash-eating poluxkin lady. She's very useful to have around. It would really suck if something bad happened to her.

Trip, bro. MTF Nine-Tailed-Fox is supposed to handle containment breaches. What the hell are you doing? Get to work before—

NO!! I can't believe something bad happened to Tupelo after I was just singing her praises. Who could have seen this coming??

Me. I could have seen this coming when I noticed Alistair dropping bioferrite to wedge the door to the containment cell open, but it didn't register as a problem until after Nexorust escaped, lmao. Sorry Tupelo.

Kinger said that when he was messing around in Caine’s code, he saw the folder of the brain scans. So that would mean that Caine still has copies of everyone’s original brain scans. So, theoretically, while he can’t bring people back from Abstraction, he could create a new copy of them. They wouldn’t remember anyone. It would be like they were entering the Circus for the first time. And there’s no guarantee they wouldn’t abstract again.

Would Pomni want to try to help a new Jax to open up to other people more?

Would Kinger want a new version of Queenie? She wouldn’t be his wife, but technically neither was the first Queenie.

So that means that all the abstracted members are just files going corrupt. Which would make sense that all of these essentially codes are put through scenarios beyond their limit. That's why their files corrupt hence the abstraction.

x / x / x / x / x / x / x

Screen shot source: https://medium.com/@jungian.typologic/the-brain-region-activations-5e83e6dfebbe

In a previous post, I listed which brain regions I think INFJs use to a high degree. I suggested that INFJs have a strong back right bias.

Here are regions I think INFJs underuse.

While I can’t be sure without an actual scan, I have an idea that INFJs don't use these regions so much:

Fp1

F3

F7

FC

C3

P3

T3

T5

And I think that they use these regions somewhat moderately:

F4

F8

FC6

C4

Sharing Brains

Brain imaging resource of data collected from individuals genetically inheriting predisposition to Alzheimer's disease provides insight into the onset in the much larger population who develop the disease sporadically and into brain ageing generally

Read the published research paper here

Image from work by Nicole S. McKay and colleagues

The Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer Network, Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, USA

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in Nature Neuroscience, July 2023