The Human Brain Has A Reset Button.

Would the human mind be able to make space inside it to fabricate new and more grounded associations?

Aldescu Leandru Daniel
5 min readFeb 3, 2022
The Human Brain Has A Reset Button.
The Human Brain Has A Reset Button.

The more a neuro-circuit is utilized in the mind, the more grounded it becomes. That is the reason practice assists you with the further development of neurons. The more you play the piano, the more you communicate in an unknown dialect, the more grounded those circuits become. The capacity to learn isn’t simply characterized by building and fortifying neural associations. This is the main issue of learning new things.

Yet, the capacity to learn implies considerably more than building and fortifying neural associations.

For quite a while this was the essential issue for fostering the capacity to learn new things. Significantly more significant is our capacity to annihilate old associations. It’s designated “synaptic cutting.”

Analysts are simply starting to find this secret, yet what they cannot deny is that the synaptic connections that are utilized less are set apart by a protein, C1q.

When microglial cells identify this sign, they tie it to the protein and annihilate the neural connection. This is the way your mind makes actual space to…

--

--

Aldescu Leandru Daniel

I’m a nice guy.. Sort of. I write about money, health, and economy. Don’t worry, I’m not Hemingway, and I don’t want to compete with him and neither would he.