I like this…
More humans should use theirs.
Originally shared by Global Health Lab
To know your strong part of the Brain: surprising benefits…
#Neuroscience : Humans #brains differentiate by size, quantity neurons and specific brain’s structure to the extend that current technology (like deep brain scans/tomography) can identify individual brain preferences, for example, – to #music or to #painting ; or person can be better #pilot #sniper #sprinter (in case of military interests)….
(up to 30-40 times difference in #neurons quantities can segregate / separate person with born ability to specific activities )
Scientifically proven that some people can have in their brain structure specific parts /zones that other don’t have it… and these can be #advantage or #disadvantage to intellectual, emotional or physical abilities…
Our brain is firmly predetermined – we inherit from our #parents and we could not change it much… we either have those potential abilities in our brain (that we can later develop and build up on it if we are lucky in choosing profession) or not….
Would you prefer to know from your childhood where is your talents are and develop it most…??
Based on #neurobiology – it’s more chances to be a good painter than a genius musician … it’s because #brain structure responsible for visualization is less “sofisticated” (person with visualisation talent need min 4 such zones vs 17 structural parts for musician talent)…. and so on…
So the #technology is almost here, but less known to broad public because of moral controversy of the issue, like: possibility of human #segregation / sorting by inherited skills may lead to #artificial vs #natural selection / segregation…
We will expand this topic if you are interested to know more, :))
#health #healthy #neuroscience #brain #tomography #lifehacking #interestingfacts #celebrale #brainstructure #brainfunction #catscan #mri #pet #tms #pr #smart #genealogy #talent #stupidity #neuroscience #neurology #neuropathy
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