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Brain - The lump of organic matter. A doctor would say, "Ahh! Nurse!
- Brain - The lump of organic matter.
- A doctor would say, "Ahh!
- Nurse!
- Things that are not known to be physical.
- " Referring to the dictionary, these words are somewhat interchangeable in many situations.
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Brain - The lump of organic matter. A doctor would say, "Ahh! Nurse! Don't put the needle so close to his brain."
Mind - Perception, memory, thought...Things that are not known to be physical. You might say, "he put a strange idea into my mind."
Referring to the dictionary, these words are somewhat interchangeable in many situations. You might hear someone say, "I finally got
Mind - Perception, memory, thought...Things that are not known to be physical. You might say, "he put a strange idea into my mind."
Referring to the dictionary, these words are somewhat interchangeable in many situations. You might hear someone say, "I finally got
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so its only brain that we generally use? and mind is all philosophical.
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We use them both. The brain is the actual physical object. The mind is the brain functioning.
In English I can say, "change my mind," to say that I want to change a decision I've previously made.
But if I say, "change my brain," we're going to need a brain surgeon. (It will be messy).
In English I can say, "change my mind," to say that I want to change a decision I've previously made.
But if I say, "change my brain," we're going to need a brain surgeon. (It will be messy).
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