Brain

25 Mar

Humans Have Big Brains But Can’t Move Objects

StaffHealthabilities, Brain, devolution, dietary, domestication, environmental, evolution, mental, Size, Social

The human brain, with its intricate network of billions of neurons, remains one of the most remarkable and enigmatic structures in the natural world. Its exceptional size, relative to body mass, sets humans apart from other species. Scientists have long been fascinated by the evolutionary forces that shaped the human brain into its current form and have proposed various theories to explain its extraordinary size and complexity. At approximately 1.4 kilograms in weight, the human brain is disproportionately large compared to the brains of other primates. This phenomenon, known as encephalization, is a hallmark of human evolution. One prevailing theory…

27 Sep

Are Humans Receiving Thoughts From Alternate Realities Of Ourselves?

Staff WriterTechnologyalternate, Brain, magnetic field, mental, neural, Neuro, Reality, self, thoughtmissions

In the quiet corners of our minds, where thoughts come and go like shadows in the night, there exists a phenomenon that science has struggled to explain for centuries. It is the enigma of errant thoughts, those peculiar musings that seem to spring forth from the depths of our subconscious, often as fleeting and perplexing as a dream upon waking. What if these errant thoughts were far more than random flukes of the mind? What if they were, in fact, messages from alternate realities of ourselves. What if the other 90% of our brain is used to process these "thoughtmissions"?…