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Biko right. >> greg: all right, there is a group of scientists believe this is why we don't find aliens. >> right. >> they are in their micro universe doing that and we are now just realizing that is where we are. i feel bad for whoever's grandpas brain cells were thrown into the science. all of a sudden, he's in heaven and a piece of him is ripped away. like that poor guy. if we are in the matrix come i want to be in the first one. i don't want to be number four. >> greg: last word? >> i don't know what pong is because i'm so young. [laughter] sorry, it's true. i don't want my technology to h...

Ask what could go wrong, i say? all right, emily, people don't understand, okay, so, if those brain cells or working on their own, they are living in a universe that they believe is only there universe, right? there universe is pong. in that world, they are literally living in a simulation, which means aren't we living in a pong world? somebody else is doing the exact same thing to us we are doing to the brain cells. they just prove the simulation works by manipulating brain cells to perform an action which is what is being done to us right now, emily. >> that is matrix. we just need -- what? ...

New study finds how brain cells (neurons) in the olfactory cortex (brain region for the sense of smell) link smells to places.

>> bonnie was poor miserable wretch of a human being. ok? she didn't have two brain cells to rub together anymore. i didn't go out there and say somebody needs to kill her. i said she needs to go. she just needs to go. >> reporter: according to bruce, carl pressley had his own motives for killing bonnie harkey. that's because, a year earlier, carl had sold his future interest in the harkey estate to the harkey brothers for fraction of what it was worth. but here's the thing. the brothers only gave him a fraction of the money they owed him. bruce says he told carl the brothers would pay him the...

We have more neurons in our cortices than any other species, courtesy of an early technology – and along with them came our long, slow lives, with plenty of chances to gather around the dinner table.