Does Helium Kill Brain Cells?

[Spider_dude]

if someone used 100% they would inhuman, they would probably have the powers of superman, i.e. flying and shit, they would also probably be able to teleport themselves and loads of other weird and wonderful shit.

[UKMan]

So thats how why i can do that shit

Makes you wonder though what all the rest is for then ?

[mrcall1969]

Originally posted by Spider_dude@17 November 2003 - 14:36
if someone used 100% they would inhuman, they would probably have the powers of superman, i.e. flying and shit, they would also probably be able to teleport themselves and loads of other weird and wonderful shit.

I thought it just made you sound like an arsehole at kids parties

[RGX]

Originally posted by Spider_dude@17 November 2003 - 14:36
if someone used 100% they would inhuman, they would probably have the powers of superman, i.e. flying and shit, they would also probably be able to teleport themselves and loads of other weird and wonderful shit.

How could using all of your brain possibly enable you to fly? I think gravity and basic rules of physics apply no matter how many brain cells you use

It would just mean you know a lot more and could think faster I would imagine

[imnotanaddict]

Originally posted by Spider_dude@17 November 2003 - 13:36
if someone used 100% they would inhuman, they would probably have the powers of superman, i.e. flying and shit, they would also probably be able to teleport themselves and loads of other weird and wonderful shit.

I think the possibilties are endless....
Levatation
Controlled Astral Projection (in other words flying mentally if not physically)
Telepathy
Telekinesis
Pyrokinesis,
Necromancy(If there is such a thing)
to name a few unknown powers of the brain.

[lynx]

Dunno about the helium inside, but that big metal tank it comes in certainly won't do your head any good.

[UKMan]

Originally posted by lynx@18 November 2003 - 18:00
Dunno about the helium inside, but that big metal tank it comes in certainly won't do your head any good.