The brain says to find out if he got any telegrams.

The right brain says, 'Let's make sure we have a process that works, and everything else will work.'

Because the lizard brain - the voice in the back of our head - might say that some people can do it, but you can't.

"Nothing is impossible," the disembodied brain had said to him.

In this version, it seems obvious that no individual would have any understanding of what the brain might be saying.

He did not want to say the word yes, but his brain said it.

My brain says it's better to choose for the Netherlands.

And, of course, our brain says everything else is moving as we drive along, not us.

Now my brain, having taken everything into account almost certainly would say I'm not going to report this matter to the police.

He could not name the country the brains came from, but said there were "tons of manufacturers," some domestic.