Split Brain Test | Medical Twin ASMR Roleplay (A Scanner Darkly)

Have you ever wondered how well the hemispheres of your brain are communicating? Maybe you should get that tested.
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This was inspired by the Richard Linklater movie "A Scanner Darkly" (adapted from the science fiction author Philip K. Dick novel) and my first try with a twin ASMR video. Definitely an interesting challenge both filming and (especially!) editing.

This Twin ASMR roleplay features lots of great triggers from the traditional cranial nerve exam and medical tests, vision test, identify the image, pen light clicking and blinking, identify the object, tactile test, hearing test with whispers in headphones, writing sounds with pen and paper, unintelligible mumbling, medical jargon, medical history.

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What is #ASMR?
ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response - it's that nice tingling feeling you might get when someone whispers or speaks softly close to your ears or when you hear tapping or scratching sounds or when you get a head massage or any kind of personal attention. On YouTube, people use ASMR videos to relax, fall asleep, study, work or calm their nerves. Whatever you are here for, I hope you have a pleasant time and I thank you so much for stopping by.