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Anesthesia can erase your experience so completely that time seems to jump—yet you wake up feeling like the same person. In this Science Audit, Rowan K. Mercer investigates what anesthetics actually do , how brain networks and EEG rhythms change, why activity isn’t the same as experience, and what the “blank gap” reveals about memory, identity, and the fragile coordination that makes a self.

Main Video Chapters:
00:00 That means I remember nothing is...
05:24 Change the timing of the lights...
07:22 front-to-back connections and loops between the...
10:51 Imagine an instant teleport You step...
14:02 Anesthesia may disrupt the brain’s ability...
15:32 What we cannot yet do is...
18:18 I remember nothing doesn’t guarantee I...
20:55 So perhaps the better question is...
25:55 Suppose the brain reassembles the model...
32:36 If you want to keep going...

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👋Hi! I'm Rowan K. Mercer, Quantum Physicist and Interdisciplinary Researcher.

Welcome to The Science Audit, your portal to the great unknown. I believe that the biggest questions are the ones most worth asking: What is the nature of reality? How did the universe begin? What is life? How does the mind create meaning? Where is technology taking us?

Each video is a deep, philosophical and scientific journey into the heart of a great mystery—across physics and cosmology, biology and chemistry, geology and Earth systems, mathematics, computer science and AI, neuroscience and psychology, and the ingenuity of engineering. I don't pretend to have all the answers. Instead, I explore the frontiers of knowledge and connect discoveries to the human search for meaning.

From quantum strangeness to black holes; from DNA to nanostructures; from volcanoes to plate tectonics; from infinity to algorithms; from neurons to consciousness; from jet engines to robots—we translate the language of science into human wonder. If you're driven by awe and curiosity, you've found your expedition team. Subscribe, and let's explore the deepest questions together.