I don't know for sure...but suspect that our hindbrains simply know when something isn't really there. ❋ Steven Barnes (2010)
The sleepers knew, in their hindbrains and spines and in their very cells, how to live on planets, what planets were like. ❋ Jack Varnell (2010)
But for the rest of these musicians, like Howard Jones, there are but a few archivists like me left, the ones who still remember the feel and the mood of that old era; the songs that were actually on the radio and in our hindbrains, the smells of a time untouched by relentless nostalgia and the dry-humping of the endless Irony Machine. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Christine Healey had plastered the airwaves with an ad with a viciously racist subtext, trying to link "Deval" and "rape" in the viewers 'hindbrains. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Personally, I think that this knowledge is lurking deep in our hindbrains, and helps propel us toward higher and higher populations, even though many of us fear a Malthusian crisis lurking just over the horizon, something that could crash our entire planetary civilization. ❋ Steven Barnes (2008)
Our hindbrains are going to consider it unattractive. ❋ Steven Barnes (2007)
The masses, even supposedly-enlightened ones like Americans, need to be led on this issue, not allowed to follow their reptilian hindbrains. ❋ Unknown (2006)
But they are playing to, and upon, the hindbrains and preconceptions of - well, people who are pretty vulnerable to that sort of manipulation. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Then the Britannia was finally clear and outbound tourists rushed past, laughing excitedly and squealing as they stepped off the edge of the platform into what their hindbrains insisted was a hundred-foot sheer drop to the floor below. ❋ Asprin, Robert (2000)
In the hindbrains of normal zebrafish (below left), the fluid pushes the ventricle walls (stained green) apart 24-hours after fertilization (hpf). ❋ Unknown (2010)
But I've got to believe that way back in their hindbrains, they kind of reflexively believe - something. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Our hindbrains are hardwired to like soft, fuzzy touch and find it reassuring, same as our fur-bearing mammal ancestors responded to their companions’ soft, furry skin. ❋ Unknown (2010)
