How to know if you're head may suddenly explode

 There is a rare medical condition known as Hyper-Cerebral Electrosis or HCE. Basically, the brain of a highly intelligent person can overload with electricity during concentration and literally explode. Like 'pop!'

Here's a few tips to see if you have HCE

• Does your head sometimes ache when you think too hard? (Head pain can indicate overloaded brain circuits.)
• Do you ever hear a faint ringing or humming sound in your ears? (It could be the sound of electricity in the skull cavity.)
• Do you sometimes find yourself unable to get a thought out of your head? (This is a possible sign of too much electrical activity in the cerebral cortex.)
• Do you spend more than five hours a day reading, balancing your checkbook, or other thoughtful activity? (A common symptom of HCE is a tendency to over-use the brain.)
• When you get angry or frustrated do you feel pressure in your temples? (Friends of people who died of HCE say the victims often complained of head pressure in times of strong emotion.)
• Do you ever overeat on ice cream, doughnuts and other sweets? (A craving for sugar is typical of people with too much electrical pressure in the cranium.)
• Do you tend to analyze yourself too much? (HCE sufferers are often introspective, "over-thinking" their lives.)

Actually, having read these, I seem to have a lot of the symptoms...though not as bad as I used to (collapsing to the ground with migraines...it was diagnosed as excessive electrical activity. I'm a little freaked out right now...)
But I've often noticed I'm a bit of a hypochondriac (crap. Look at the last point...)

Here's the source page with a more in-depth look at HCE and a case of it happening...

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