How accurate is scientifically in separation?

hypothesis Severance Scientific series “Severance” An interesting novel. The main characters in the exhibition work for a mysterious company called Lumon, which has mastered a new type of brain transplant that provides its employees an ideal balance in work/life. When Lumon staff rides an elevator to their office, the computer chip is activated by their brains. When they are in the office, they only know the office. Then, at 5 pm when they leave the building, the slide flipped again, and its memories are restored in the outside world, but it suppresses all memories of their work day.

Other wrinkles: Lumon is so ambiguous and secret that they do not allow the offices to know anything about themselves external, or “they explode”. In order to maintain loyalty, “Innies” is told fictional stories about “Outies” that is not sure to be incorrect. What does Lumon do? Why do they play exotic memory games with their employees? The secrets of “Severance” are vast and deep, and were explored by the two seasons exposed to the exhibition.

Questions are perplexing immediately, and “Severance” has become the most watched show in the history of Apple TV+ because of its hypothesis and surrealist mysteries (why Lumon raises goats?). Another question arises also: Is this possible? Is there a “way to stop” memories in a human brain that does not involve the shock of leaders in strength? Is there a way to benefit the personality of the entire person and replace it with Tabula Rasa, just to restore that character later?

People in conversation I looked at her a little.

The conversation article indicated that a certain type of epilepsy surgery, the pioneer in the 1940s, literally cut the left and right doctors to the patient into an unsafe half. After surgery, the two detailed brain half of the patients managed to process information independently of each other. This does not mean that patients have necessarily developed two separate characters with two separate groups of memory, but this means that such a thing may be possible. actually, Some studies in the phenomenon of “brain division” In the 1970s, he began to be raised around people who were turning between two groups of memories. Of course, these studies studied what happened when she was a half -way conflicting from a brain -based patient at the same time. “Half” will answer the words, while the other answers in writing, and the answers were different.

The conversation article goes deeply to specific case studies, and the details are great, but it is not what we are witnessing completely on the “chapter”. In real life, patients with division in the brain can remember certain things when they read and write, but other things when they speak. The left brain does not know what the right hand does, so to speak.

Instead, “Severance” may take advantage of the hippocampus in the brain to artificially incitement to the effect of division on the brain, but this time with all reading and writing skills that were intact within both hemispheres. As we all remember from high school biology, the hippocampus is part of the brain that divides the memories of the individual per day into “rings”. Quibis, if you will. One can forget the small details from Quibi to Quibi, but you always remember the full arc of your day.

When you enter a new room, a new Quibi begins, and a kind of your mind “forgets” what happened in the previous episode because it scores a new game. Brain chips in “Severance” may be the lengthening of this forgetfulness, allowing the Lumon employee to forget everything about what happened before the moment they entered the elevator. The fictional element in “Severance” chips is that they also seem to work in the other direction, as they erase the working day when you leave the office … then restore the first group of memories. The reaction inside the fortress does not work this way, and the “cut” part of the brain cannot be a “syllable”, as it was. Once you watch Quibi, always be.

Also, on “Severance” “Innies” has new collections of all acquired memories and skills. The main characters (Adam Scott, Brett Lu, Zak Cherry and John Tortoro) work in the “Macrodata” section, a skill they do not know about in their external lives. They know everything about the rituals and history of Lumon inside. The hippocampus may be reset every time you enter a room, but the acquired skills and long -term memories will get it. It is clear that the “sedition” brain chips do something more than dividing the hemispheres.

Also, it was established all over “Severance” that the brain chips do not depend on walking through the doors or being in Lumon offices. Lumon managers actually have capabilities to flip and stop the chips, allowing “Innies” to roam abroad and vice versa. So this has a lot of what happens from Quibi-resisted The Brain. The fluctuation of the chips back and forth between two groups of memories that are alternately suppressed. Because “Innies” and “Outies” have different memories and skills, they have different personalities. This, we have to admit, is the things of science fiction.

But a very good science fiction. Season 3 is coming. Get the noise.