The human brain has over 100 billion neurons.
These cells are the basis for all
your brain’s activity.
All these neurons are connected in a network.
All these neurons are connected in a network.
Each neuron communicates
with many other neurons.
Some cells have thousands of connections; others, just
a few.
The number of connections between neurons in a human
brain is greater than the
number of stars in our sky.
To try to understand the complexity of this network, think of a city like New York.
Each person is
a neuron. Then *multiply
the size of the city by 1,000.
The whole city is the brain, and each person is a neuron in its network, communicating to
others.
Neurons are flexible. They are not bound to each other.
Neurons can make
and break their connections with other neurons.
Every time we learn a new
skill or learn new information, our neurons make new connections.
Networks of
neurons that are used get stronger, and networks of neurons that are not used
are lost.
In this way, the brain changes itself constantly.
Throughout your
life, these changing connections mean you can truly change your mind.
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