Theory: Microtubules in the Cerebellum Create Consciousness

     

Why was the cerebellum singled out in a video I watched on consciousness? I know the cerebellum looks different from the rest of the brain. Anyone can see that in pictures.

In the video, it is stated that the cerebellum is unconscious. Well, not totally. I remember that the cerebellum is responsible for breathing and heart beat. A person can hold their breath. That is conscious. I've seen videos of people controlling their heart rate by using meditation.

I'll put the video below.

My brain bleed was deadly because it was in the cerebellum before spreading. The cerebellum is responsible for breathing and heart rate. I stopped breathing before I got to the hospital, but I was at a clinic. Nurses could immediately ventilate me. (I was lucky a paramedic was there.) I was on a ventilator for months after the initial surgery, and I had the ventilator tube in my neck a couple years. There was danger that I'd have to be hooked back up again. I don't have that anymore. The lack of breathing could be due to cerebellar damage.

This video is stating that microtubules in the cerebellum are responsible for consciousness. Microtules are elsewhere, but just those ones.

Here is the long video.

 It gets good at 14 minutes.
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Asked the person from the state program. 

Maybe I never came out of a coma. The cerebellum is different. It might be conscious. This is all supernatural. Maybe my intelligence is suppressing unconsciousness like holding your breath. (I think this view is funny, but in the movies possible.)

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First, I needed to know what microtubules are. What do they look like? What are they made of?

 

These are a couple pictures from Google.

Just looking at them, I am reminded of a Leyden Jar. More speciffically the ancient ones. Those ones are not glass. A Leyden Jar, the ancient ones, are a jar with a metal tube in the middle, and possibly water. They were thought to create electricity. It would have been very low, like a little battery.

The microtubules in the cerebellum reminded me of copper tubes and the cerebellum is a container. They might create some sort of brain power. 

Discovery-of-quantum-vibrations

Something is going on.

Hameroff and Penrose deacribe their theory in many videos available on-line.

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1-03-2021

You can do experiments at home with the Leyden Jar.

I thought this video was cool until I saw the video after it. In that one, the person pointed out errors. I wouldn't know. Then it dawned on me that both these guys were shocking themselves and this was funny. They would both know that they were working with static electricity and they both kept sticking their fingers in it.

On to the brain.... I'm not saying there is electricity in the brain or that the brain makes electricity. Why do we have an EEG then? It's the shape of the microtubule- a hollow cylinder.

To illustrate this shape of the hollow cylinder producing something without electricity I give the flute.

My Cerebellum Was Fixed

 

It's not amazing that I type. I have 1 good arm n a piece 

of brain was missed. That piece was missed n I now talk. 

@Stanford_Neuro

The cerebellum rewired n now I talk?

https://twitter.com/angelar70/status/1324058519629258753                

Here it is 16 years after surgery, and I think my cerebellum is still rewiring.

What does the cerebellum do?

The cerebellum receives information from the sensory systems, the spinal cord, and other parts of the brain and then regulates motor movements. The cerebellum coordinates voluntary movements such as posture, balance, coordination, and speech, resulting in smooth and balanced muscular activity.

Cerebellum Function, Anatomy & Definition | Body Maps

Stanford restructured my cerebellum. The AVM that bled and caused all this damage was there. They removed it. That wasn't easy. I had to go in a few times just to shrink it.

When the AVM was shrunk to operable size, it was removed. Stanford also took out scar tissue and cleaned up the area. I bet age related damage was also removed, as this is seen in my appearance. I will assume this is temporary since I keep aging.

So Stanford restructured my cerebellum. It looked good. They didn't know if they had fixed it. That would take time. The brain would have to grow.

Growing My Brain

"What happens is that there is an injury to one part of the brain—most often the left hemisphere. And there is what I called a recruitment of still-intact brain tissue elsewhere. The brain seeks to correct the imbalance and will find an undamaged area, most often in the right hemisphere. There is then rewiring to that new area..."  https://www.vice.com/en/article/bn5qew/whats-new-in-the-field-of-savant-syndrome-research-611

An area of my brain was out-right missed when I got the brain injury.

This will get some people.  The area of my brain wasn't available at the time of my injury.

The area my brain rewired to was my cerebellum. This area first had to have the anomaly, the AVM, removed, and it had to be cleaned and repaired before it could receive anything. 

Once that was done, it would have to grow. The human brain takes years. Rewiring happens during this time. I may be rewiring right now.

 

I didn't know the cerebellum did speech until I looked it up. Watching the above video, it reveals the cerebellum is involved in higher processes. How could I come up with a concept of missing information in time?

We will see as I get older. I believe my brain is still growing. I have at least 25 years from the date of surgery for brain growth (if development stops at age 25). Any time thereafter is unknown. (Calculation is another high process.)

The high processes will also be seen.

 

As for my high IQ thing, it was there before the brain injury. This writing is my second explosion of creativity. Piano was my first. My cerebellum rebooting is entangled, so they go together. Whatever you get will be enhanced.