5 Heads That Can Exist Without a Body

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First place goes to one of the first embodiments of the idea (pun-intended), maybe even the first one ever.

In 1925 Alexander Belyaev writes Professor Dowell's Head. Initially a short story, later on – a novel in which Belyaev tells the story of how he felt like when he was completely motionless in bed at a peak period of his sickness – what can a head without a body feel.