I think we fully use of the physical brain, but don’t fully use all of our cognitive abilities.
Majority of humans are too lazy to think properly.
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@Myster If you’re legitimately curious as to what you’re capable of cognitively speaking purchase and run both Dragon Reborn and Quantum Limitless.
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There’s two theories that have merit to me.
The first one is that we use 100% of our brainpower, we just don’t use it all at the same time. Every part of the brain serves a different purpose so we only uses parts at any given time. Plus the parts that are running subconsciously, but those could technically be considered part of the percentage we use.
The second theory is that we use a small percentage of our brainpower to go through our lives and the vast majority to construct our limitations. We are unlimited in what we can do, but we constructed a book of rules, restrictions and limitations so large it takes most of our brain to keep us in line.
I’m curious if autism can contribute to developing more fringe-abilities.
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I think we have yet to understand what the potential is. But Quantum Limitless might be a good place for people to start.
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Something makes me wish I would have thought of that
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This is 100% true, there is a great book that explores this called Stealing Fire and in it they talk about transcranial magnetic stimulation, or something like that, on the frontal lobe that lets people become fluent in new languages in 6 weeks after treatment, MRI’s show there is LESS activity in the brain which lends to more efficient communication between different parts of the brain where it counts.
Instead of % it’s ability to activate and use the right parts when needed, we may not have access to pathways and efficient use of part’s of the brain when needed as much as possible and there is great potential in this.
Apparently I am not using enough of my brain, otherwise I could figure out what @James has been deleting.
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Sudden Savant Syndrome.
Would love to have a subliminal that turns me into an instant polyglot overnight without the brain disease.
At the moment, I think Sub Club has managed to enable Sudden Savage Syndrome without the side effects.
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