not convinced

Annalie Killian says

Nov 8, 2007

Well….smarter has many interpretations. I do believe that rich and complex interactions build more neural networks ( scientific research proves that the brain is not static and continue to develop through experiences and specific learning activities that are non-repetitive)
So, if you are interacting with the internet’s content and people in it, it follows that you are building richer and complex neural networks. However…if you are simply a passive observer (like watching TV) then I don’t think the neural networks of your brain are grown!
Someone much more brainy than me summarised it beautifully in the following blog:
http://www.singinst.org/blog/2007/10/29/on-becoming-a-neuron/

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Keith Handy says

Nov 8, 2007

Who thinks it does?
Annalie Killian says

Nov 8, 2007

Well….smarter has many interpretations. I do believe that rich and complex interactions build more neural networks ( scientific research proves that the brain is not static and continue to develop through experiences and specific learning activities that are non-repetitive)
So, if you are interacting with the internet’s content and people in it, it follows that you are building richer and complex neural networks. However…if you are simply a passive observer (like watching TV) then I don’t think the neural networks of your brain are grown!
Someone much more brainy than me summarised it beautifully in the following blog:
http://www.singinst.org/blog/2007/10/29/on-becoming-a-neuron/

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