Brain

No. People cannot live without the brain, because the brain controls your body.

You won't be able to breath, move, eat or do ANYTHING, not even swallow, you would be useless without a brain.

Sometimes, If you get hit hard enough like as if you SLAM your head into the asphalt of a street then yeah, or fall of a sky scraper and land head first on the sidewalk, most likely, inless your superman or something!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

The brain grows from before birth until around two years of age. It increases in size and the number of cells in the brain continues to multiply until it has around 100 billion interconnected cells.

The purpose of the medulla oblongata is to control ones autonomic functions. Autonomic functions are the body's functions that one cannot control themselves like breathing, heart functions, and sneezing.

I do not know much about this subject, but my guess would be all of it, both the left and right half. Mainly because when you sleep more you do better. It's probably wrong but still, my guess. Someone who knows more about this than I: please update this answer and make it actually good.

A build up of fluid in the ears can cause a person's equilibrium to become imbalanced.

Corpus callosum

Brain stimulus receptors are considered "selective transducers" by physiologists. The reason that they are referred to as this is that the receptors convert certain information by turning it to energy.

yes they can cause clotting of intestine

yes they can cause clotting of intestine

Billions of neurons communicate with each other via trillions of pathways called 'synapses'. The pattern of electrical activity that this creates is what gives rise to everything we do and think and how we feel. However, we understand but a handful of these patterns and how they relate to various states of consciousness and mental tasks . The biggest challenge neuroscientists face is decoding what these patterns mean and then inventing ways of manipulating them for therapeutic purposes.

The brain controls the human body.

I don't know if the answer above is supposed to be sarcastic, or just someone who doesn't know and wanted to add something anyway. That is an incredibly useless answer.

In part, the brain controls movement of all body parts, temperature, heart beat, interprets feeling and pain, breathing, when you sleep it regulates breathing and controls the heart, and does much more, but since I'm not a doctor, that is about all I know.

ACUTE ILLNESS Acute illness is by definition a self-limiting disease which is mostly characterized by the symptoms having a rapid onset. These symptoms are fairly intense and resolve in a short period of time as either cure or death in the patient. We commonly know these acute diseases as colds, flu, bronchitis, childhood illnesses, tonsillitis, appendicitis, ear aches, most headaches, most infectious disease, etc

because they need different for different parts of a male and female's body.

I do not know the exact number, but it is a lot. Please, STOP SMOKING! You are ruing the $#%^ air and killing yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No! MDMA does not put holes in your brain. It is highly illogical to say such nonsense. The "Holes" in the brain were spots in the brain that are inactive. MDMA causes very little brain damage if at all if taken in moderation...

The sense of smell can bypass the thalamus, it is only secondarily sent through it when you are analyzing or comparing it to other smells.

You don't want to forget your past as there are so many valuable experiences good or bad that you have learned from that have come to shape your being. I realize you may want to forget one certain incident but instead of thinking you would like to forget it think of the situation and what you may have learned from it - what I mean is some things happen for a reason and others we create on our own, what could you take from the situation and apply or change for your future as to not repeat whatever it is that you would like to forget or maybe a behaviour you learnt maybe useful. Things are only as bad as we let them be and if you try to look at things from different angles - as they say if you get lemons make lemonade.

The Prefrontal Cortex is what focuses and controls a person's imagination, thinking, personality, learning, and behavior.

The myelin insulation around neural axons and glial cells, which is mostly lipid, brings the fat content of an animal brain to about 60%.

Your pores and sweat glands keep your body at the right temperature, that why when you get the flew you sweat allot and feel like there's heat coming off of your body.
The body temperature control itself in a few ways. Some of the ways are skin, brain and cells.

The nervous system is the control system and the network of communication for the body. The nervous system is made up of nerves, the spinal cord and the brain. The nerves control everything we do; they carry messages that tell us to move, to breathe, to feel and to think. Nerves run to the muscles, organs, heart, lungs, blood vessels, brain--even to our teeth and skin. There are two sets of nerves: the central nervous system and the peripheral (outside) nervous system.

AXON – A Long Fibre that CARRIES IMPULSES AWAY FROM THE CELL BODY. Each neuron has only ONE AXON. The Axon Ends in a series of small swellings called AXON TERMINALS.

Well, I learned in Science Class that your brain is used to the color, which the only way to see the color, is how the light reflects on it. If you try an experiment, like this.

Put on a shirt, (Black is good) with some lettering. (white is good too!)

Look in the mirror, and turn off the lights. After a few seconds, the light comes back becasue your brain is telling you that it is that color. Weird huh??