No, antimatter particles are identical in mass, parity, and other particle properties with their normal matter counterparts, except that they have the opposite charge.

Yep, it's called the pilomotor reflex. (pilo = hair, motor = movement)

Yes, of course! The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch! 'Tis one of the sacred relics Brother Maynard carries with him. Brother Maynard! Bring up the Holy Hand Grenade!

Mind bleach?

The cerebellum seems to be responsible for at least some cognitive functions.

Well... I wasn't sure if it was borealis or australis.

You beat me to the comment, rarepepe

Moss! What are you doing! The internet has to go straight back atop Big Ben... That's where you get the best reception.

I think it's meant to.

Right? I mean, how do you even point your tongue that finely?

Indeed, the hippocampus (memory management and spatial navigation) is invisible (or rather, engulfed) from all angles except for basically directly underneath. Neon probably meant cerebellum (motor control / cognitive functions), which does seem to be rather large. The corpus *callosum is the band of nerves connecting the two hemispheres, which seems to have been removed from the dolphin specimen.

One time my friends and I were doing something stupid (details aren't important) and someone told us they had reported us to the police. My friends told me not to tell my parents because maybe they were lying about reporting us. I told them anyway and they decided not to punish me because I had told them, they made sure I understood that what we did was stupid though. Nothing ever came of it, but that made a bigger impression on me than any punishment they could have dealt.

Indeed she is! I love her so much!