We Only Use 10% of Our Brains? 🧠 w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the misconception surrounding the idea that humans only use 10% of their brains, as popularized by the movie "Lucy" starring Scarlett Johansson. He explains that this misconception originated from a misinterpretation of a statement made by a scientist about the complexity of the brain and our limited understanding of it. Despite the innocent intent of the original statement, it was later misquoted and perpetuated as the belief that humans only utilize a small fraction of their brain capacity. Tyson suggests that this misconception persists because it aligns with the desire to believe in untapped human potential and the possibility of personal growth. Through this analysis, Tyson highlights the importance of critical thinking and the need to question commonly held beliefs, even if they appeal to our desire for self-improvement and advancement.
"we want to believe we have potential we can grow into" That, makes a lot of sense
Nothing, stimulated your brain like a target!
True
Like religion. A lie we want to believe.
Only if you believe we are all doomed and victims of curable diseases. The brain is a muscle with unlimited potential. Use it or lose it. Heal it or be a victim of diseases of the brain.
While in a dilbert strip:
- i need help to develop my full potential
- You already did, will not get any better than that.
Its the same as "The customer is always right"
The actual quote is "The customer is always right, in matters of taste"
This is the best comment I've read so far ❤
What I've heard is "The customer is always right, except when they're wrong, which is all the time."
Le client est roi ,le vendeur est empereur
In matters of taste and fit. As in clothing and the way it looks or "fits"
Duuuuuhhhhh
I was once told, "Practice doesn't make perfect. Practice makes permanent." This is a perfect example.
Nope.
But, I want to know, did you first practice this correction?
Because, "this is a perfect example".
I like to say “Practice makes improvement”
My high school coach would always tell us “perfect practice makes perfect “
Practice makes more familiar 😂 that’s it. If we don’t understand it still not
"A Jack of all Trades is a master of none"
"A Jack of all Trades is a master of none, but still is better than a master of one"
"Go be better at everything else somewhere else, this job needs a master of one" 💀
😂😂😂😂@@anorangewithacapybaraunder2370
That may be true in the old days, but it sure as hell isn't now. You're going to be more successful in today's world if you absolutely excel at one thing and you are the best at it.
No?
@@cottonmather1969 It definitely still happens a lot this day n age. Smart folk are suppressed by superiors who feel insecure about their future job security
This reminds me of the misquoted saying “Blood is thicker than water” (Familial bonds> chosen bonds) which actually goes like “The Blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb” (chosen bonds> Familial bonds)
"Why are you so dumb?"
"I'm just using my 10%"
Underrated reply
Ridiculous😂
You can’t use that excuse anymore haha
@@VVesVli the guy refused to be beneath 🤣🤣🤣
nah fuck that im useing 100% and still cant solve 4+4
Misquotation is common. A good example is this: "Those who can, do, those who can't, teach." But that is wrong.The original quote is from Aristotle who says" Those who can, do, those who understand, teach.".
Or an eye for an eye.. As in retribution, but it's an eye for an eye but justice is mine alone...
Wait so it’s not those who can, do, Those who can’t, teach - and those who can’t teach, teach gym!?
Those who understand, teach by doing
“The customer is always right” is actually “The Customer is always right in matters of taste”
Which means, Karen yelling at the employee is not right, but if Karen instead asks for a burger with only pickles, and no meat, we will make it for her.
no no those who can't manage. 😂
The proper term for using 100% of your brain simultaneously is a seizure. But otherwise we use different parts for different tasks.
Finally someone with an IQ higher than the one of a squirrel
Wait wait wait. Are you saying that when I had seizures I was using 100% of my brain?
@@silvygpof6558 yes all the brain parts(yes parts the brain isn't 1 whole thing)
@@atomak47 But was I using 100% of each part of the brain or just like 10% of each part?
Picture this: You're using a browser in your PC and it's using some RAM, some of the processing power, etc
A seizure is basically if your PC suddenly started doing EVERYTHING in it
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We all still have potential to grow and learn. Even if we use 100% of our brains.
I've had a brain hemmorage 6 years ago when i was 35. Had 3 brain surgeries since. It changed my whole personality. The brain really is amazing. I have 100 odd platinum coils, a stent, and a flow diverter in my brain. 50% die of a subrachnoid hemmorage before even reaching the hospital, then 25% die before or during surgery, i was one of the 25% who survived. My dad was one of the 50% who died pretty much immediately when he stood up.
Have you read The Brain that Changes Itself? Fantastic book on neuroplasticity. I picked it up after someone recommended it to me some time after I had gone through a spinal operation.
@gerdsfargen6687 thankyou hun. Il go on audible see if I can find it. Have major trouble reading now as eyes are just too bleary after it all. Had to swap to audible.
How did everyone end up like that?
"I didn't say that" - Sun Tzu, Art of War
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🤣bruh
Bro.
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I’ve been thinking about this lately. How a being can only use 10% of its brain and still be alive. Our brain isn’t only for thinking, also runs our organs and body.
The quote is that we only use 10% of our brains at one time. And considering just how complex our brains are, it's very feasible that we can run the body as well as think with only 10% of the brain. Especially when you take into account the fact that automated processes take up less brainpower than conscious ones. That's why you don't really think about tying your shoelaces or opening a door, just body just does it automatically. Bit when you first learned to tie your shoe laces or open a door, you have to consciously THINK about the entire process instead of just doing it using muscle memory. In other words, conscious actions that took a lot of brainpower became subconscious ones that take far less. Now what about things your body is BORN knowing how to do subconsciously? You body probably basically runs by itself.
Because the brain is that powerful and that 10% is enough for what we are doing right now ,compared to what lucy is showing us at 100 %. And to add NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON is the reason why we use the primacy of we only use 10% of our brain .....
The actual statement is.. "we only know about 10% of the brain" not "we only use 10% of our brain"
@@IndraSatyabrata no matter what is being said about the 10 % notion. it spells only one thing ,we are a primitive species and it shows in how we treat one another ....
As a kid I always interpreted it as we can only use 10% of our full intelligence if that makes sense
Hands-down, one of the best answers I’ve ever heard in my life because it’s what we want to believe
And it applies to 90% of "beliefs"
I was thinking it too and his mention of it helped settle the opinion, tbh though, I can believe that feeling 😂
This man is an amazing teacher
Really? Because he has no idea how many sexes there actually are. He's a sell out
Honestly, of all fallacies, this is one we should keep going. Its never a bad thing for anyone to think they can be better..
you can be better without thinking your brain is wasting 90% of it's potential, getting better at something like... idk, basketball? have nothing to do with using more than the 10% of the brain
The truth of this understanding doesn't negate someone to do better. He didn't say there's no such thing as reaching a higher potential. It was a reason that in this matter specifically, people like to phrase it that way
No if anything learning more how your brain works would allow you to operate it better because now your brain knows more about itself 😂
By your logic we should also believe in fairy tales 😂
Actually it's correct we do not use alot of the brain, as alot is storage and alot is also equipment that is turned off,, if we could awaken them we would be able to use our bio electronics and activate what appears as paranormal abilities but are just quantum technology allowing us to interact directly with the matrix
@@pickedceasar1216 That's not what he said! The logic is that by thinking you're only using 10% of your brain, people MAY try to be better. It's NOT "i know how my brain works = it works better". It's a placebo for people to motivate themselves.
Fairy tales are the same thing. Kids may try to be better for the sake of getting a gift from Santa. It maybe the wrong motivation, but it works.
Also the movie “Limitless”
Limitless was WAY better!
@@Mr.BMC2763 true and It kept me on the edge of my seat
I luv that movie but thats something different that's a pill that's increasing ur brain potential
Will watch it now
@@marvel1101 lucy was the same thing, no?
*_“If the brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn’t.”_*
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By using the 100% of his brain @@cloudedthoughts909
@@cloudedthoughts909by using 100% of the brain
I like this quote given the circumstances in today's technology.
Customer is always right... IN MATTERS OF TASTE (that's the whole quote)
The misquote is also valid. It could be stated, "The customer is always right, if you want to get paid."
The latter sentence is often forgotten too in the famous quote.
"A jack of all trades is master of none, though often times better than master of one."
The one thing overlooked in this conversation is the interpretation. There is a big difference in the parts of ones brain being used and the part we can control. The movie Lucy is referring to the control of the brain and being able to control 100 percent. It's a fact we only control a small part of our brain most of it is toed to sub consciousness
Control your brain? Like make it produce growth hormone or stop thinking? If you used a computer and all the code was literally in your consciousness instead of functioning subliminally that would be really chaotic...the nature of consciousness is focus. If you're aware of every signal your brain sends you wouldn't even be able to use your own hand to lift a cup.
No.
The fact that you think you control a small part of ur brain makes U look stupid because anything that U do,feel or achieve starts in the brain, without it u as good as dead and when i say it i mean all of the brain not a part o it
...No
We have background processes and storage for memories the list goes on. We use 100%, but only knowing 10% leaves a lot to be discovered. Like which areas handle individual automated physiological processes. Theres a lot of realistate in our heads, and numerious bodily functions, all the way down to cells. The brain regulates it all...
Neil is the teacher that argues the most with the principal, love it
The song name is waste from killswitch if guys wanted to know 👍👍
You read my mind sir..thank you for that information ❤😁👍
Thankyou..Sounds like Nirvana..Something in the way..
Thanks my good man!
now that sir is a legendary comment
Nah I can't even hear 💩
another - though far less influential - famous misquote is " Houston, we have a problem ". What Swigert actually said was " Houston we've HAD a problem ".
This. Drives me nuts when people say this misquote.
One can interpret "using 100% of the brain" as using all the synapses in your brain at once, which is basically a lethal seizure
Seizure is a short circuit. Does a computer uses 100% of its power when it short circuits?
Using 100% of the brain implies to see brain as a computational hardware, and using its ability to maximize computation and information processing.
And we are already doing that.
@@2.4minutepapers9 Ah so the last scene from episode playtest from black mirror where the Chinese game guy explains what happened was wrong
dang
They could interpret it that way if they're silly, but you'd need the words "at once" at the end of it for that interpretation to apply to most reasonable people.
Search Mentat from Dune
@2.4minutepapers9 A computer does shut down and becomes basically frozen when it hits 100%. So is using 100% the same as using 0% and being brain dead?
“When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.”
I genuinely believe there’s a threshold in each individuals ability to comprehend new ideas they encounter and breaking these barriers requires effort. I’ve met so many people who even after explaining factual basic level topics cannot wrap their brains around this level of complexity.
He is such a brilliant man
Thank you i never thought that was a true statement the first time i heard it as a kid
I had always questioned the statement.
"Do we use more as we grow?", "what does the rest do? Do just CARRY it around?", "if so, then there is a possibility that we can tran does part when the part we DO use gets damaged. But no part of the brain must become necrotic or one is typically dead"
Then I took physiology, the functions of the brain and the parts of the body it influences. I was looking for the 90% of the brain that was just sitting there
We have potential we can grow into regardless of the brains actual usage capacity
Plot twist: The government doesn't want you to use your 100% brain power
They want 100% of your money though
It takes a 100% of our brain power to die. Because imagine having to conceptualize regulating your own blood flow, heat changes and light refractions of they eye, digestion ,sorting and filing away memories and subconscious thoughts all at once. You would die the moment you had that task to fill.
Thats why Trump loves the uneducated. 😂😂😂😂🤣
@@Imhimdoggdamn didn’t have to go that deep. I feel like that when I take a test lmao
@@johnz6957 then stop being a little spoiled, comfortable snowflake Johnny...... Go to school and look reality in the face. If you can't, you shouldn't joke about it. Or u just some little mommy's spoiled boy who will never become a real man, always stay the Lil'Johnny Boy.
That makes a lot of sense
Love this man, intelligent, well-spoken, so intensely passionate about his work. Much respect.
They should have recorded his reactions to that movie scenes 😂
The potential that we want to believe we can grow into is simply the potential of learning about ourselves and what it means to be a being on our planet. And what our existence really is. We are too small to completely understand it. But that potential lies within everything living on our planet because it’s all connected one in the same two sides of a coin if you will. That’s my belief anyways.
Hy were here to create. Evolve
We use "enough" to understand
Whats evil and whats good and we can develop mercy and forgiveness
This part of us can contribute more in our lives then any other skill we learned by far
I work on events, often medical, specifically for those in the medical field, to complete their necessary continuing educational credits that keep these professional up to date with new and emerging techniques, among other important findings in their field. At the time, I had the pleasure of work with Dr. Quest, who at the time was the Director of the American Board of Neurological Surgeons. He explained to me that a person can liken neuroscience the field to the study of astrophysics. Maping the brain is similar to maping the stars, the galaxies, and the universe. It made me pause and wonder what could ever hold us back if we knew we were a whole universe living inside and alongside other universes. ❤❤❤
I only need 10% of my brain to communicate with the rest of you.😂
What background song is playing?? Really sounds hauntingly beautiful!
I listened closely, and managed to find the song:
kxllswxtch - waste (slowed to perfection + lyrics)
@@onesimonly7423 Thanks. Bless you!
I always thought the idea is that we use all parts of our brain, but it only equals 10% overall but if we used everything 100% of the time, we'd be using 100%
Where to find full interview?
BS Neil shjthead
I encountered another source that said the source of this fallacy was from a study by two psychologists who were talking about how people often feel that they are not living up to their full potential. They were speaking of emotional fulfillment, and they didn't say anything about brain chemistry or 10%, but when the 1946 book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" came out, it cited their study and claimed that they had said we only use 10% of our brain potential - completely misrepresenting their statement to benefit self-help gurus.
I could listen to Niel all day always learning something!
We may use 100% of our brain, but we don't use all of it at the same time. We can access portions of it at a given moment, but we haven't tapped into the ability to use it to it's fullest potential.
Correct, but LSD connects parts of your brain that normally don't communicate. LSD has almost Infinite capabilities. But if it was legal for medical/psychological use then big Pharma would file for bankruptcy because most, if not all, psychiatric medications would become obsolete.
The first half of Lucy was great. The idea of having complete body autonomy control, has massive applications.
Just out of interest... did you mean 'implications'?
Lucy. Great movie.
We all have much potential, but that doesn't mean that we only use 10% of our brain. It means we have to train our brain and feed it with knowledge to get better.
Based on Neil’s response, we are actually unsure if the entirety of the brains power and ability is utilized. Therefore the probable potential one could grow into may or may not be there, however, if said potential exists it exists at a probability of less than 90U=190FBU where as U is equal to utilization and in this rather simple equation is 90 is percentage of bone usage thus stating the known utilization increased by 90 percent is 190% full brain utilization 100%of known increased 90 times. Which also goes along with Terrence Howard when speaking about multiplying by 1. My results are in the concept of 1 known multiplied 90 times, which in the current model would be 1 known utilization • 90% of unused cerebral ability and functionality = 90 Full Brain Usage 1KU • 90 Percentage of Unknown/Potential Increase In Cerebral Functionality = 1KU • 90UU = 90FCU (Known utilization times unknown utilization equals full cerebral functionality) but in reality we know if we have 100% of something and increased it equally 90 more times we have 190% of what we initially started with or a 1,900 in functionality
We use 5% consciously, we use 95% subconsciously.
and the data to back this up? I's love to know. Was it published or smth?
@@johanneswohler5476Idk what he is talking about specifically but the 10 percent myth was debunked a million times by a lot of people
example: according to an interview with neurologist Barry Gordon in Scientific American. He explained that the majority of the brain is almost always active.
No dum dum most of ur brain is used throughout ur day stop with these stupid percentages
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Feels right. Meditation and LSD can bring the subconscious to the conscious
That make sense. Because I feel brain fetigue sometimes. If we only use up 10% of our brain capacity. How can it be fatigue
Use up? Your misquoting the misquote
Not really the proper way to go about that there because someone less active or with less experience can get fatigue easier than someone thats trained their endurance lel
There’s no sensation in the brain … So no, you don’t feel brain fatigue. What you’re feeling is simply fatigue.
What is the song on the background?
“Waste” by kxllswxtch
This actually makes more sense to me
A saint named vallalar from tamilnadu , india....he shut the door and went to the room and told devotees not to open the room...if you guys open i will not be there..
2 days gone all became worried ,.since vallalar not came out of the room and informed British who ruled india at the time...
British came and opened the room and found an empty room ....vallalar was not there ...
Funally lucy flim gave me the answe for vallalar disapprearence
When ppl learn how to sync both hemispheres (hemisync) than they are capable of remote viewing or astral projection. CIA released a paper called "The Gateway Project" which teaches how to hemisync using frequency.
Ive made it through 3 of the chapters and it is sureal once you start to get the hang of it
We do use both hemispheres. What you on about, if you were using only 1 you were parilised on half the body.
But why? This is like day dreaming lol
@@redlinesmet4899 no shit. But they don't work in sync. "What you on about" has to be the most Re•tarded thing I've ever heard a human say. Did you drop out in 8th grade?
Song title?
Great minds I wanna know too
“Waste” by kxllswxtch
@@chrisd.6291 thank you
I got tested as a genius when I was 12. Since then I've systematically smoked as much marijuana as humanly possible. I am no longer smart. Feels great man
Where is the punchline?
@@raylord4497 there's no punchline, it's not a joke Murray
that's what weed and drugs in general does to some of us, its also more likely to affect you negatively if you're autistic as it did in my case i got constant brainfog and my iq was lowered by more than 30 points now im kind of just slightly above average.
that's one of the few things that people never mention about weed speceficly or that's what it used to be only positive things spoken about canabis.
That hard "ohhh" is the response i always give when i dont like the the topic being discussed and i dont have the slightest idea what the other person is talking about and i remember my parents taught me not to be rude😂
You'd have to be half dead to think others are stupid as you
Such a good point shows an important phenomenon in "knowledge"
So you’re telling me that we only use 10% of our brain?!
I don’t believe, I know everyone is capable of something we all think is impossible. They just need to find it in themselves.
De Grasse Is a Hero. He can crush common sense BS with refined elegance and a bass voice that can turn you on. ❤
1 of the greatest classes I took at NCSU..."cognitive thinking"...basically made us question EVERYTHING, said we shouldn't be afraid to call, "bullshit" on stuff...made me an a**hole for a semester...
Our potential is spiritual, realizing we are not the body and preparing for giving up the material concept of life. Which would help us and help others. Struggling for selfish material gain cannot ultimately be successful.
1 of the greatest movies to watch when talking about the power of our brain
...I want to hear nutritional and life style advice for looking after our brain tissue as best as we can..
Plus we want to believe that we as a species know how we work, and any way in which we don’t yet is representative of a hidden special power we can unlock, as opposed to simply our lacking understanding of ourselves.
So true. We use all of our brain. Some people are just slow, they always will be.
That's not what people say. They say we only use about 10% of our brains capacity. Which is why most of us can only remember 7 or so digits looking at them once but some savants can look at a number and recall 80 digits. That's why some people can remember multiple entire textbooks but I can't remember where I put my keys.
I read in my neurology book that what was actually said is that for every firing neuron you have ten glia (glue) cells holding it in place. Glia brain cells don't conduct electrical pulses. So it was assumed that 90% of our brain cells aren't used for anything (besides holding neurons in place) So which do I believe?
The idea of part of the brain being unused comes from cases of people losing parts of it in accidents and being hindered less than one would expect.
Most of what we know about areas come from people who lost cerebral mass and found unable to do or re-learn stuff, in particular the phineal gland got it's name by a dude that lost it and started behaving like a kid while retaining all his previous knowledge.
We all want to believe we all have potential we can grow into.
We all HAVE potential we can grow into. The problem is basically nobody studies themself. People for the most part just blindly and randomly do things that they are told by strangers who don’t know them or care to know them. And grow in ways that are aliens to their being.
How can people grow into their potential if the don’t know their potential? How can do they know their potential when they don’t know themselves?
This dudes mind is so great! He can explain things so well and explain it in a way for us to easily understand
We only use 10% vs We only know how 10% functions, may be considered two different perspectives but for me I see at an equal understanding of how limited is the actual information we can understand from our brain organ.
What I do know is that whatever they know they wont tell us either.
The Mithbuster tested it!!!
And actually it's about 16% when we do something!!!
If we relax it shut down to only essential for surviving!!
Social media is crazy with twisting words…and just like he said…people hear what they want to hear
I remember being 12 when that movie came out and sitting at my local library trying to unlock the rest of my brain so I just sat at a computer focusing really hard on my brain. Probably looked constipated as I was whispering to myself about becoming better.
The same with doctrine. It's important to get that right and not change what it originally was.
Same vibe as the frequently misquoted "blood is thicker than water" when the real quote is "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb"- which quite literally means the opposite thing
I don’t know about using this percentage or that percentage but I’m 100% positive there are parts of our minds we are incapable of accessing without certain triggers or outside influences. I’ve experienced things that if I did explain I’d be called crazy but it wasn’t just me who experienced it, it was multiple people. And after that it never happened again. The human mind or the universe holds secrets we just don’t access for whatever reason, maybe it’s our minds, maybe it’s something external. I don’t know. Maybe it’s Maybelline.
I'm glad he explained this I always struggled the theory, I mean if we only use 10% what would happen if we removed 90% of our brain? Exactly
Some other guy over 100 years ago said that life evolves on its own from non-life and from simple into complex. Real science says this is impossible, but scientists WANT TO BELIEVE IT IS TRUE.
Now a follow up question I have is with this belief does he believe that our potential is predetermined or given to us (the "potential ceiling") before we were born?
That quote is heard from so many people everywhere!
My personal favourite is the quote “the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result”. Cool quote but no, that would likely be the textbook definition of stupidity. Insanity is a mental disorder where one does not understand or is unaware of their actions or its consequences. So really the quote is somewhat ironic, because it says insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result when in actuality an insane person would likely be incapable of even considering what their desired result is.
"It comes from some guy a 100 years ago or so"
Valid, credible source
So, I think there is also something lost in translation, as well. Like, i think it could be said that, as a species, we have only tapped into a fraction of our intelligence potential. Like, if there are Gausses, Riemanns, Einsteins out there, then it's just a matter of the right genetic conditionsl, or maybe epigenitic conditions, that lead to grealy increased intelligence. So, as ot right now, this current idea doesnt hold the clout we think it does, but maybe in the near future, we can unlock the the higher % of human intelligence via a pill or KRISPR technology. Just an interesting thought.
You guys might not believe this but after doing lsd or psilocybin you can literally feel how much more potential our brain has maybe not 90% more but it definitely has way more potential. I did it under a controlled environment and it changed my whole life.
the only scepticism i have abt this is what happens when ppl use psychadelics and see and experience things never seen before, it makes me think that you’re entering parts of your brain/imagination that you would typically not be able to
People say that its written that God will never give you a burden you cannot bear... but what it really says is God will not give you a temptation that He will not give you a way out.
Thanks Neil, now I'm not so fractional about things. The stress of trying to fill in the blank for all those years has taken It's toll.
So glad he is saying this. It has bothered me for years and years because its illogical. Your what born and its normal to be ceribically limited? The rest of your body has no wasted origans. I feel much better now. Yes the brain is very complex and magical by its power we still discover.
I feel what he's saying... Every time some 1 says MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL, "WHEN THE LOVE OF MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL❗️‼️."
The complexity of the brain is just another reason why we know evolution is a fact. Simplicity is the hallmark of design, not complexity.
On a different note, my favorite confused expression is "the early bird gets the worm.". Almost no one remembers the other half of that is "but the second mouse gets the cheese.".
Makes perfect sense to me
I just love listening to him talk, he's so smart and the stuff he points out is so fascinating.
Still, he doesn't quote the name of "some guy a hunderd years ago ". So it could be anyone ... that right there is then not accurate and turns the quote into just plain gossip ...
I believe that we do not use the entirety of our brains because I took mushrooms and had a conversation with a voice in my head that sounded different than the normal voice that is always in my head. I saw stuff that I had never seen or heard about and I could think of something and recall the smallest of details and I think that was the mushrooms opening up my brain and allowing me to use more of its energy. It sounds crazy but until you experience it you won’t understand it.
Biting your tongue while eating
is the perfect example of how
you can mess up even with;n
decades of experience.
id better believe that we only use 10% at a time, under circumstances we activate other parts under circumstance. When we are sick, feeling emotion, drawing from thought, etc. thatll trigger different areas of the brain. So i cant say all of use 100% of our brain, obviously, but we should be using all of our brain, just not all of it active at once.
Well we do and no one can ever stop learning and thinking just depends on what you put your focus on that makes you keep learning