Phineas Gage was foreman of a team of railroad buildersin Cavendish, Vermont in mid 1800s. The track being built by his crew was right through solid rock, so they had to use gun powder to blow a path through. The other workers would dig a hole in the side of the stone, where the explosives would be placed. One of Phineas' duties was to put sand and explosives in the holes. He needed a tamping iron to do this. It was 13 ft long nd thick. . For some reason Gage did not set the sand. The explosives went off, driving the rod right through his skull and brain.The rod entered through below his left jaw(where you feel your pulse)and vertically upwards through his brain. It destroyed the part of the brain that controls personality. He survived, but died 11 years later.After the accident, he was a changed person.
Phineas Gage's middle initial was P -- that's certain -- but there doesn't seem to be any record of what the P stands for.
86 if u include glossary and index ( 75 without)
The skull of Phineas P. Gage, and the 3-foot, 8-inch tamping iron that passed through it in 1848, are on display in the Warren Anatomical Museum of Harvard Medical School.
The main damaged suffered by Phineas Gage was in the frontal cortex and the pre-frontal cortex. These injuries resulted in a complete loss of social inhibitions, which often led to inappropriate behaviour.
Phineas and Ferb are fictional characters from the animated television show "Phineas and Ferb," which is set in the fictional town of Danville, in the Tri-State Area. The specific state where Danville is located is never explicitly mentioned in the show.
he was shot by the FBI
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He left around 1859.
he crashed with iron rod
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