Dr. Vijay Agarwal

Because what happens is these emotions that come, a lot of times depression and severe depression actually changes the way that your brain is firing. It's actually your neurotransmitters that are released It's a sort of abnormal functioning of the release of these neurotransmitters. And your brain is not firing appropriately.

Because what happens is these emotions that come, a lot of times depression and severe depression actually changes the way that your brain is firing. It's actually your neurotransmitters that are released It's a sort of abnormal functioning of the release of these neurotransmitters. And your brain is not firing appropriately.

So if we just forget the memory, do we forget sort of the emotions that came from that memory?

So if we just forget the memory, do we forget sort of the emotions that came from that memory?

So if we just forget the memory, do we forget sort of the emotions that came from that memory?

Yeah, I think it's it's that's a perfect way to summarize it. So you can forget a memory, but it's it's a much bigger task to forget the trauma.

Yeah, I think it's it's that's a perfect way to summarize it. So you can forget a memory, but it's it's a much bigger task to forget the trauma.

Yeah, I think it's it's that's a perfect way to summarize it. So you can forget a memory, but it's it's a much bigger task to forget the trauma.

Yeah. So it's interesting. And the only thing I would say to that is that, you know, I would just watch through the rest of the season. Okay. Where the season goes is interesting. is pretty unbelievable. It's going to blow your mind, no pun intended.

Yeah. So it's interesting. And the only thing I would say to that is that, you know, I would just watch through the rest of the season. Okay. Where the season goes is interesting. is pretty unbelievable. It's going to blow your mind, no pun intended.

Yeah. So it's interesting. And the only thing I would say to that is that, you know, I would just watch through the rest of the season. Okay. Where the season goes is interesting. is pretty unbelievable. It's going to blow your mind, no pun intended.

And then you specifically asked sort of this theory of if you're able to bring somebody else's consciousness into somebody else's body, you know, and that's a very different sort of concept because everybody's brain is different and everybody's brain functions differently. Number one, nature and nurture.

And then you specifically asked sort of this theory of if you're able to bring somebody else's consciousness into somebody else's body, you know, and that's a very different sort of concept because everybody's brain is different and everybody's brain functions differently. Number one, nature and nurture.

And then you specifically asked sort of this theory of if you're able to bring somebody else's consciousness into somebody else's body, you know, and that's a very different sort of concept because everybody's brain is different and everybody's brain functions differently. Number one, nature and nurture.

So you're born a certain way, but the majority of who you are, I think, is really developed by the external world. And it takes years to develop that type of person that you are. And I think it's very exemplified in the show because although you go from an outie to an innie, The majority of the characters in the show, their personalities are maintained from their outie to an innie.

So you're born a certain way, but the majority of who you are, I think, is really developed by the external world. And it takes years to develop that type of person that you are. And I think it's very exemplified in the show because although you go from an outie to an innie, The majority of the characters in the show, their personalities are maintained from their outie to an innie.

So you're born a certain way, but the majority of who you are, I think, is really developed by the external world. And it takes years to develop that type of person that you are. And I think it's very exemplified in the show because although you go from an outie to an innie, The majority of the characters in the show, their personalities are maintained from their outie to an innie.

Jess, who's the cinematographer, she actually directed this brilliant episode, episode seven. You could actually see Mark, played by Adam Scott, before all the trauma of Gemma dying. And it goes into this very charming, charismatic sort of guy. You see a lot of those personalities maintained in the innie, where he doesn't have the memory of Gemma dying.

Jess, who's the cinematographer, she actually directed this brilliant episode, episode seven. You could actually see Mark, played by Adam Scott, before all the trauma of Gemma dying. And it goes into this very charming, charismatic sort of guy. You see a lot of those personalities maintained in the innie, where he doesn't have the memory of Gemma dying.

Jess, who's the cinematographer, she actually directed this brilliant episode, episode seven. You could actually see Mark, played by Adam Scott, before all the trauma of Gemma dying. And it goes into this very charming, charismatic sort of guy. You see a lot of those personalities maintained in the innie, where he doesn't have the memory of Gemma dying.