The human brain itself has no pain receptors, which allows awake brain surgery to be performed without causing pain to the brain tissue.
Why it is true
Although the brain processes pain signals from all over the body, the brain tissue itself lacks nociceptors, allowing for conscious surgical interventions to map critical functions.
Source: Neuroscience Today
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