Crossing into "fuzziness, humidity and lack of differentiation" in the dark world of the primitive brain, there is a question: what makes us function? We have always lived with our brain and cannot do without it, but what if it would do without us?

Our brain holds mysterious conversations with our body and we are sometimes unaware of this dialogue. Once activated, this secret, mysterious world blindly obeys its own determinism. It is inherently a centre of anxiety, the unexpected and possession by forces that seem foreign to us.
Our primitive brain is a powerful "autopilot" that triggers our primary emotions: joy, sadness, fear, anger, surprise and disgust.