The brain of the Albert Einstein
The brain of the Albert Einstein
Although no one have seen the brain of the Buddha, I think it will not be normal in certain aspects.
Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
This is almost entirely false and completely misleading. This article from Forbes provides better info:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016 ... 47878d39a4
TBH, I find these personality cult musings to be quite distasteful. It was not the special brain that made Einstein one of the greatest physicists ever. It was his passion and dedication. The brain is a tool, most of us have pretty good tools, but for various reasons we don't put them to good uses.
Let's strive more diligently.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016 ... 47878d39a4
TBH, I find these personality cult musings to be quite distasteful. It was not the special brain that made Einstein one of the greatest physicists ever. It was his passion and dedication. The brain is a tool, most of us have pretty good tools, but for various reasons we don't put them to good uses.
Let's strive more diligently.
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Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
I understand that those with no biological science background or interest may not like this topic.
If u have watched the video, you will see scientists pointing out the difference in Einstein's brain and a normal brain. There are also scientists currently studying the physiological change with respect to the sutta contents.
https://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/aut ... el407.html
Shown at the last section at the bottom of the link.
If u have watched the video, you will see scientists pointing out the difference in Einstein's brain and a normal brain. There are also scientists currently studying the physiological change with respect to the sutta contents.
https://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/aut ... el407.html
Shown at the last section at the bottom of the link.
Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
I looked quickly but couldn't find the section you refer to.....can you bring the first sentence of that section and then I can use google to find exactly what you are refering to.form wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 12:27 amI understand that those with no biological science background or interest may not like this topic.
If u have watched the video, you will see scientists pointing out the difference in Einstein's brain and a normal brain. There are also scientists currently studying the physiological change with respect to the sutta contents.
https://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/aut ... el407.html
Shown at the last section at the bottom of the link.
chownah
Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
So Einstein's brain was "abnormal"? What a compliment! What a qualification to strive for!

Every person we save is one less zombie to fight. -- World War Z
Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
Can't resist:
chownah
Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/677048.stm
"Taxi drivers given brain scans by scientists at University College London had a larger hippocampus compared with other people. This is a part of the brain associated with navigation in birds and animals.
The scientists also found part of the hippocampus grew larger as the taxi drivers spent more time in the job.
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"There seems to be a definite relationship between the navigating they do as a taxi driver and the brain changes," said Dr Eleanor Maguire, who led the research team."
"Taxi drivers given brain scans by scientists at University College London had a larger hippocampus compared with other people. This is a part of the brain associated with navigation in birds and animals.
The scientists also found part of the hippocampus grew larger as the taxi drivers spent more time in the job.
I
"There seems to be a definite relationship between the navigating they do as a taxi driver and the brain changes," said Dr Eleanor Maguire, who led the research team."
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Re: The brain of the Albert Einstein
Those who day dream a lot also have certain parts of brain large than normal people.. i guess
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living unaffected by other cause and condition to suffering is true bliss
not associating with stupid people is immediate peace
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living unaffected by other cause and condition to suffering is true bliss
not associating with stupid people is immediate peace
- CL (confused layman)
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