So current technology can't pick individual words out of your brain.
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That's what happens when you're so consumed by Trump anger, it's pushed everything else out of your brain.
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Drugs don't make you feel like you've got some larval being worming its way out of your brain, do they?
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Fluid gets pulled out of your brain cells, compromising their ability to function, which could lead to heart failure, respiratory failure, or coma.
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We also love pieces that spring out of your brain with no news hook, but that are compelling enough to stand on their own.
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If you've spent the past month trying to get the Hillary Clinton-approved version of "Fight Song" out of your brain, try this song on for size.
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Even though you know words, it's all too easy for them to fly out of your brain the second you're around someone you're interested in pursuing romantically.
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Good luck never being able to get Martha Stewart saying "I take care of my man" out of your brain for the rest of your earthly life!
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It's come to you in a flash, and you need to jot it down now before this ephemeral whiff of remembrance floats out of your brain forever.
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However, this new movie poster might just push all of that out of your brain because it features Kit Harington — and he's a far cry from Jon Snow.
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"I thought it was a new U.S. method to suck intels out of your brain and send them directly to a main computer which analyzes the information," he wrote.
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Like all successful leaders, it helps to allow things to flow in and out of your brain naturally, instead of getting too attached to when and where they come from.
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Spend some time doing all the things I'm always exhorting others to do, like volunteer or join a club or do yoga, if only so you get out of your brain for a bit.
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This may look slick and wholesome and fun, Comcast is saying, but it will crawl under your skin, burn the thought out of your brain, and turn you into a husk of a human without you ever noticing.
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Sometimes you just write random lyrics or just let the feelings flow out, and only later do you realize that either a lot of the songs are connected lyrically to your life and what you're experiencing, or that what came out of your brain was exactly what you needed to communicate to others, or even hear from yourself.
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