Can Mice with Human Brain Cells Unlock New MS Treatments?

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In summary, the question "What are we going to do tomorrow night, Brain?" is a reference to the popular animated TV show "Pinky and the Brain". Pinky asks this question every night to Brain, his genius mouse companion, who constantly schemes to take over the world. Pinky's question shows his loyalty and enthusiasm towards Brain, as well as his forgetfulness. This catchphrase has become iconic among fans and showcases the dynamic between the two characters. Brain always responds with his ultimate goal of taking over the world. Some fans have theorized that this question and answer represent the never-ending cycle of trying and failing in life.
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WHOA :!

So wait, what does this mean for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's? What would be unethical about trying to find cures for these aweful diseases?
 
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FAQ: Can Mice with Human Brain Cells Unlock New MS Treatments?

What is the context of the question "What are we going to do tomorrow night, Brain?"

The question is a reference to the popular animated TV show "Pinky and the Brain" in which Brain, a genius mouse, constantly schemes to take over the world while his dim-witted sidekick Pinky asks this question every night.

Why does Pinky ask this question to Brain every night?

Pinky is a loyal and enthusiastic follower of Brain and always wants to know what their plans are for the next night. He is also very forgetful and needs reminders of their plans.

What is the significance of this catchphrase in the show?

This catchphrase has become iconic and is often used by fans of the show. It showcases the dynamic between the two main characters and highlights Brain's ambitious and often grandiose plans.

Does Brain ever have a different answer to this question?

No, Brain always responds with "The same thing we do every night, Pinky - try to take over the world!" as it is his ultimate goal and obsession.

Is there any deeper meaning behind this question and answer?

Some fans have theorized that this question and answer represent the never-ending cycle of trying and failing in life. No matter how many times Brain tries to take over the world, he ultimately fails and the cycle repeats itself.

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