Our brains determine every movement we make.
They spur us to study hard, so we can create something of ourselves to improve our community.
They name our babies, choose our clothes, decide what we are starving.
They make the law, break, organize protests, miss out on social media and give us a green light to watch lots of stupid shows when we can read War and peace.
They also plant seeds Fitzcalard– Like a creative endeavor that takes over our lives and has little or no income.
We may describe such efforts as labor of love. I poured my whole heart and soul into it, but for a moment I thought about it.
Who is it? Really Are you responsible here?
Are you happy with a muscular, fist-sized Valentine’s Day with just a pump pump pump that can pass through lub-dub, lub-dub, from cradle to grave?
Or the brain, crafty iagos of the organs, owners of billions of neurons, complex and contradictory; A mystery far from what we unleash?
Psychiatrist Dr. Karen NorbergThe brain of the manipulation of her to study such a robust subject. Day care effects, Increase in suicide among young people,and Risk of prescribing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors to treat depression.
On the light note, I told her to devote nine months to knitting an anatomically correct replica of the human brain.
(12, counting 3 months of research before casting.)
How did her brain persuade her to undertake this mad cap assignment?
easy. It arranged for her to be in the middle of a more mediocre knitting project and invited her to notice how the frills of that project resemble wrinkles in the cerebral cortex.
A coincidence?
The chances are low. Especially when one of the most important obligations of the cerebral cortex is decision making.
As she explained in the interview Telecommunicationsbrain development is different from knitting growth.
It is very natural to see how the “wavy” effect of the cerebral cortex appears, perhaps due to the properties involved in neuronal growth. In the case of knitting, the effect is Increase the number of stitches On each line.
Dr. Norberg – Yes, sometimes called her projects labor of love – Scientific American Such a huge craft business appealed to her sense of humor because “it would look so ridiculous, be so complicated and absurdly ambitious.”
It’s the point where many people’s brains give them permission to stop, but Dr. Norberg and her brains persist and beyond hypothesis created colorful individual structures sewn into two cute hemispheres that can eventually join with the zipper.
(She also slipped her brain (which means knitting), but the observation certainly applies to the ones in her head, but is a woman because of its robustness. Corpus Callosuma “tough body” in which millions of fibers promote communication and connection. )
Note: Previous versions of this post were published on our site in 2019.
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