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| - She's an introverted nerd, desperate to win the Ratt Pak's approval, Brain Drain is unquestionably loyal to Labb Ratt and considers the others to be her dearest friends. She fails to realize, however, that without her intelligence, the Pak is next to useless, and thus she already has their admiration.
- "Brain drain" is a colloquial term for the situation where a majority of skilled and educated citizens leave the country, reducing its GDP and the number of capitalists. Brain drains are caused by high Income Tax rates and taxes on luxury goods. Tax Shelters can help negate brain drain by alleviating some of the tax burden on the educated.
- User can drain the thinking capabilities of oneself and others beyond the norm, not by decreasing intelligence, but instead by reducing the capability to use the already existing abilities to their maximum effect. This includes stupidity or becoming comatose.
- Brain Drain is a limited drink dish. It was available until November 8, 2010. It begins at level 0. To achieve level 10 in this dish, you need 10 strawberries, 10 oranges, 10 pinches of sugar and 10 scoops of ice cream.
- Brain Drain is the fourth mission in the Yellow Zone area in Prototype 2.
- Brain Drain is the 7th episode of the fourth season and the 73rd overall episode of Charmed.
- Brain Drain is a TimeSplitters Future Perfect Challenge. It involves decapitating as many Brains as possible, this getting you points to gain the medals and rewards.
- Smarter than the average cookie, so he likes to think. Brain Drain will use his mind to turn the tables on you well before you even know it.
- "Brain Drain" is the thirty-fifth episode of season 2 from The Penguins of Madagascar.
- Vanessa learns from her mom, Charlene, that her dad is picking her up from a party she is going to with her punk rock boyfriend Johnny and she worries that he will embarrass her yet again. However, Dr. Doofenshmirtz is busy trying to use his "Devolition-ator" to drain Agent P's will power so that he can control him. Things get out of hand when Dr. Doofenshmirtz picks up Vanessa at the party, and it's up to Agent P to save the day. Meanwhile, Phineas, Ferb and the gang (except Buford because he's lazy) are all sick, so they decide to make it the best "sick day" ever by creating a live television feed to their friends' homes so that they can all enjoy a day of fun together.
- After accepting a coupon from a floating skull named Mastermind, Yang loses his body. Left with only his brain to work with, will Yang be able to use his brain to warn Yin and Master Yo before it's too late?
- Brain Drain is the tenth chapter of the original Ghost in the Shell (manga) authored by Masamune Shirow, following chapter nine, Bye Bye Clay, and preceding chapter eleven, Ghost Coast.
- A brain drain (also called human capital flight) refers to large-scale emigration of a large group of individuals with technical skills or knowledge from an organization or from a country.
- Brain Drain is the 44th episode of The New Adventures of He-Man. File:Exclamation Point Emoticon.png This article is a stub. You can help Wiki Grayskull by expanding it before we are terrorized by evil villains!
- The Brain Drain is a technique used by Raiti and Zaacro on Bulma when she, Krillin, and Gohan crash-landed on the wrong planet, mistaking it for the Planet Namek. This technique lets Raiti and Zaacro read a person's mind. This could be a very useful technique, but it does have some problems because even though Raiti and Zaacro used the technique on Bulma, who had minor knowledge of the Namekian language, they still did not know the password to open Kami's spaceship. It is possible however that during the time they probe Bulma's thoughts and the time Raiti and Zaacro attempt to commandeer the ship, it ironically slipped their mind what the ship's controls were, or that they clumsily failed to probe these controls out of her as they believed there to be nothing unique about the craft.
- Brain drain is what it’s called when well educated people (University graduates and the like) emigrate from a country in large numbers. The British Royal Society first developed the term in the 1950-s and 1960’s because then large numbers of scientists and engineers were leaving Europe for the United States and Canada.
- Groups such as countries, corporations and Ancient Conspiracies need a lot of talented people in order to function. One way to get that is to recruit from each other. This can easily result in one of them just keep sliding backwards, losing their competent and talented people to others and thus becoming less and less competent and talented as a group. This phenomenon is quite widespread in Real Life, as the other Wiki can testify. In individual cases, The Peter Principle can also be used to subvert Brain Drain - as it turns out that the new guy wasn't so talented after all.
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