Believe me, you could be the next Einstein!

what was the question again?

I certainly forget things unlike before. But I still think that brians get better with age because you learn to think before you think. Well thats what I think anyway.

I seem to recall something about the creases and wrinkles of a brain having something to do with overall brain capacity and power...or maybe that was just something I read in Flowers For Algernon. Since as I age I become more creased and wrinkled if the same is happening to my brain, then clearly my brainpower must be increasing, or is it just that as I age I adjust more to situations and have a clearer view of the exit route from complex matters? I must say, I don't recall.

go and read mindpowernews, they say your brain power increases with age

How much money do they soak people for?

Re: do you know your brain is getting better with age?


My brain fine. Your brain shrinking. Your brain like a half-set jelly in a big soggy cardboard box. Your brain dried out on the edges. Your brain sucking on your eyeballs and making you look weird. Your serotonin is worn out, your synapses are coated in neuro-concrete, your dendrites are in zimmer frames and the whole show has come to the end of its working life. That's your brain that is. I wouldn't want it if you gave it away.

Your brain is as good as you take care of it. Researches prove that if you don’t stimulate your mind it degenerates. Some people, after passing high school, never try to learn something new or read good books that shall stimulate their mind. Keep on learning new positive things- that’s it.

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I consider the day lost if I do not learn at least one new thing every day.

thats right

Your brain's sharpness is directly proportional to how much work you do with it.
Albert Einstein, according to some researches, was not a born genius. When his brain was studied, it was found that his brain contained a large no. of synapses which comes from using your brain – not a birth condition by any means.
Scientifically speaking, your brain is receiving a million stimuli per second, but you notice a few important ones only. Here's it: the moment the brain makes notice of a stimulus, a string of information is added to the brain- there two neurons connect and make a synapse.
So the more your brain labors, the more intelligent you be.
In a recent statistical review of some two hundred studies of IQ published in the journal "Nature," Bernard Devlin, veteran scientist, said that genes account for no more than 48 percent of IQ. Fifty-two percent is a function of prenatal care, environment, and education.
Although your early upbringing and genetic background “may” predispose you to have certain “natural” talents -- many researchers such as have shown that intelligence scores can be increased significantly through appropriate training at any age.
Here are tips to perk up your brain:
1. Improve your memory by forming associations among words you need to learn.
2. Concentration flags when the body lacks vitamin b12. Have it enough by incorporating fruits like banana.
3. Challenge your brain by learning new things.
4. Don't let negative thoughts occupy your brain.
5. Exercise keeps you and your brain in gear, chalk out time for it.

Will this also help you grow taller?