How Much of Your Brain Are You Using – And Is It Ever Full?
Despite advances in neuroscience in recent years, and the whole discipline gaining more coverage from pressrooms to boardrooms, some of the most basic questions about the workings of the human brain are still causing some confusion. Some myths still abound, like the left-brain/right-brain myth, which is still regularly trotted out, despite it being proven that, in a normal healthy adult, the left and right side are well connected and interact freely, with networks of neurons operating across the brain to complete most tasks. Following are a couple of other common ‘brain’ questions that we know more about since the advances in neuroscience…
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