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A question to the thinkers
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Fettered to a Lesbian Slacker Corpse?
you can have "the lesbian slackers".
I'd be afraid to be in a band of middle aged white men flying THAT flag.
I'd be afraid to be in a band of middle aged white men flying THAT flag.
DeathFromBelow:-
just kidding around with you.....thanks for posting the link...
I think the distinction they are trying to argue is that people only PHYSICALLY use 10 percent of their brain...as in their question "Well..which 10 percent are you using?".
As opposed to the actual capacity of the brain.
Comparing the brain to an engine is not stupid..and only a stupid person would say that.
The brain IS an engine.
A computer is an engine and the human brain functions similar to a computer......information is stored , processed and recalled.
Many computers have huge storage capability but are not utilized to their full potential. Although the entire computer physically is functioning while being used.
One could say that we're only as good as our CPU's.....(our CPU's being neuron capability and genetics as well as a few other factors).
"instant recall" of life events is a problem for many as is remembering past life experiences and things they learned.
Others have much less of a problem.........so some people's brains are genetically superior to others.
Since we know for a fact that brains can be trained to remember colossal amounts of information through certain techniques.....and that many people know nothing about these techniques...then there are a large amount of people not using their brains to better capacity.
You could say that these unfortunates are using 100% of their brain physically daily to produce 0% results.
just kidding around with you.....thanks for posting the link...
I think the distinction they are trying to argue is that people only PHYSICALLY use 10 percent of their brain...as in their question "Well..which 10 percent are you using?".
As opposed to the actual capacity of the brain.
Comparing the brain to an engine is not stupid..and only a stupid person would say that.
The brain IS an engine.
A computer is an engine and the human brain functions similar to a computer......information is stored , processed and recalled.
Many computers have huge storage capability but are not utilized to their full potential. Although the entire computer physically is functioning while being used.
One could say that we're only as good as our CPU's.....(our CPU's being neuron capability and genetics as well as a few other factors).
"instant recall" of life events is a problem for many as is remembering past life experiences and things they learned.
Others have much less of a problem.........so some people's brains are genetically superior to others.
Since we know for a fact that brains can be trained to remember colossal amounts of information through certain techniques.....and that many people know nothing about these techniques...then there are a large amount of people not using their brains to better capacity.
You could say that these unfortunates are using 100% of their brain physically daily to produce 0% results.
Or you could stop applying simple metaphors to observable phenomena. But since you seem hell-bent on it, let's think of a child's toy where ten shapes are fitted into matching holes. You only need 10% of the resourcesat a time, because trying to shove all of them into the same hole is as stupid as this discussion.
http://www.wired.com/2014/07/everyt...ut-the-10-brain-myth-explained-in-60-seconds/
http://www.wired.com/2014/07/everyt...ut-the-10-brain-myth-explained-in-60-seconds/
I like them French fried taters uh huh. Hash browns go well with sunny side up (or over easy) eggs, bacon, and a side of biscuits and gravy. That's some rib sticking, bowel rumbling goodness.
A wink is as good as a nudge...He doesn't have to be in the band. He could manage them. Know what I mean?
