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大脑使用（Brain use） Brain use manual If you really understand your skull walnut? Lets explore the mysterious world at hand Until the 80s of the last century, it was thought that the brain, which resembled the walnut kernel, was a biological computer. However, the latest research shows that, compared to computer hardware, the human brain is more malleable and mobile, and will change with each act and feeling. In fact, throughout his life, the brain runs like a small universe. One cannot imagine the fact that in the early stages of the brain, there was a process of subtraction. The first six months of the fetus in the womb inoculation, cells began to extend processes, with the speed of 2 million per second connected neuron synapses, i.e. synapses. In this way, the fetus gets the most brain cells in the life span of three months before birth, more than the actual needs. In the weeks before birth, the situation reverses, neurons compete with each other, and more neurons of the same kind begin to form circuits that have certain functions. The process of clearing excess brain cells is what scientists call neural Darwinism. Then, the newborn begins to experience the first critical phase of brain development, during which the acquired experience is likely to be a determinant of brain development. For example, newborns are equally sensitive to various languages in the world, and they may even produce syllables that are absent in their mother tongue. However, if the next time, a particular language, Chinese, or Spanish is full of its ears, it will be particularly sensitive to these sounds, and gradually lose their response to other languages. At this stage, the experience stimulus is translated into a signal that can be received, transmitted to the synapse, and then transmitted between neurons. Young age, nerve myelin (myelin) covered the transfer of this isolated accelerating information, allowing more rapid brain motion, and ultimately the development of the ability to run mult