The brain is the human piton in the visual process: It is where images pass through in the dynamics of perception. Often people make reference to the visual brain, and experts consider creativity and art-making as among the earliest and most natural of brain operations.
Stifling a sneeze can rupture your throat, burst an ear drum, or pop a blood vessel in your brain, researchers warned on Tuesday.
“SCIENTISTS have demonstrated that both the brain and the body change constantly, according to how we use them,” writes British journalist and author Neville Hodgkinson in the introduction to his latest book, “I Know How To Live, I Know How To Die.” “They tell us, for instance, that when we fall in love or become parents, massive brain reorganization takes place. Millions of old neural networks fall away, as millions of new ones form.”
An advertisement in the Inquirer for a new car model caught my attention because it illustrated a revolutionary theory of how the human brain works.
At the start of the study, most of the women could not read a word of their mother tongue... But after six months of training, the women reached a level comparable to first grade proficiency.
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