Have you ever tried to think how our brain works?
In reality it is not possible to empty our mind from thinking. Scientists have made such factual statements about the human mind after many years of research, whom you may have never heard of before. While there are some secrets that are not possible to be told even today.
It is generally believed that a person uses only 10% of his brain in his entire life. But Einstein is the only person whose brain was used more than 10% and he was the most intelligent person in the world. That is why he got to know the secrets of the universe which no one knew before.
But on what basis is this figure of 10% given?
How can we say that this figure is only 10%?
William James of Harvard University is the first person to introduce a psychology course in America for the first time. In 1890, he, along with one of his friends Boris, researched the brain of an intelligent child named William Sidis. After which he said that we cannot use our mind completely and the greater part of it remains useless. But why is it that they don't know.
William James
Later in 1976, an American writer Dale Carnegie, in his book “How To Win Friends And Influence People”, described this percentage as 10% and told us that we can increase its percentage by using some methods. After which it became common worldwide and even today 65% of Americans believe this. But what is the real percentage of this, nobody knows for sure. But some ideal people say that a person does not use more than 1% of his brain in his whole life.
The activity in the brain can be measured by the technique of FMRI scan. But the researcher was surprised when he came to know that our mind never rests even if we rest or sleep ourselves.
FMRI scan of a sleeping mind
How many functions a person's brain will perform to do any work depends on what work that person is doing.
SYNESTHESIA
This is a process of the brain that very few people realize in the world. During this period a person can smell colors and voice. These people see and feel things in a completely different way. Maybe you are thinking that it can be a mental disorder but it is not, rather the scientist believes that through this process the brain becomes more sharp and also increases its memory. On the internet, you will find many videos on synesthesia to calm the mind.
According to a research by Stanford University, the parts of the brain that are necessary to identify human faces, If it is damaged in any way, it is not possible for such people to remember the face and such people see the human face in the shape of food.
People who lose parts of their body due to an accident, so doctors use mirrors for therapy. In this process the brain is deceived that that part is attached to the body. And this is how the brain relaxes and the body relaxes as well.
MEMORY AND ITS LIMITS
Memory is a habit of our brain, in which any information is saved in our mind and whenever we need any information, we encode this information from memory.
Like there is a lot of information saved in our brain, which is both good and bad information. But if we start speaking all the memory at the same time, then nothing will be understood. That's why we encode the information from memory that we need at any moment and then use that information.
If we talk about that, is theory any type of memory which we can separate different information in different in different brain cells. Then yes!
Immediate Memory
Memory whose time period is too short, like 1 to 2 second. Scientists believe that what we dream is for a very short period of time, which happens in seconds and then we forget it.
For example, you bought a theater ticket to see a movie and got your tickets checked and then after that you have no concern to remember the number of that ticket.
Short Term Memory
Its time period is slightly more than Immediate memory.
For example, You gave your exam, and after one or two days of giving the exam, you forget the question paper of that exam.
Or your mother asked you to bring medicine and you forgot it shortly after taking the medicine. That's called Short Term Memory.
According to research, a person takes 35 thousand messages in a day, but only a few messages they save and forget the rest.
Long Term Memory
The name itself suggests that information that has been saved in our brain for a long time.
For example, Like an event has happened and you are a part of that event, or have anyone got married or you were awarded from somewhere. So this type of information is saved in our mind as a strong memory.
Flashbulb Memory
Information that reminds you of a sudden memory.
As if someone you know has died and you suddenly remember such things regarding that guys, which never tried to get that information before. And this information was already saved in your mind which you just remembered suddenly from his death.
Sensory Memory
The information that we store from the surrounding in our brain by our sensation(eyes, nose, ear and more). This information that goes into our brain through our senses, is done by sensory memory.
When you get out of the house, you get to see a lot of objects, a lot of sounds are heard, and a lot of fragrances you smelled, this is all the information you get through your sense organ.
Can you take all these information together in mind?
Can not, it is not possible.
So what do you do, which is important, which is relevant, it stays in your mind and those who are not relevant, those who have not any specific purpose, do not save your mind and take out that information. And this work does sensory memory.
When you see something, do you just see it, don't you pay attention to its details?
When you see an object, you also see its size whether it is big or small, and also see its shape and texture and colour.
When you hear a voice, you also feel its loudness, that was it more and less, what was its pitch and tone.
So in this way, the sensory memory gives detailed information to our brain and this is an automatic response.
You cannot change or manipulate the information you are getting.
Suppose you see an object and you focus on that object for a second and then close your eyes, so when you close your eyes, you see that the image of that object is still in front of your eyes, which stays for a mini second. This is your sensory memory. This memory that later goes into short term memory.
Types Of Sensory Memory
Iconic Memory
This is a visual and picture based memory of how any object looks and it dispenses very quickly.
The term Iconic Memory was given by Ulric Neisser in 1967.
Ulric Neisser
George Sperling Experiment
Whole Report Method
The experiment first started in 1960, it is also called the Whole Report Method. This experiment was an experiment to invest your sensory memory. In this, letters were shown to the participants in the form of rows. You can see there are three rows and each has four letters. Letters were presented in this way in front of participants and this experiment was done in a very short time. For 1/20 of a second this experiment was done. After presenting it 1/20 of the second picture was hidden and participants were asked to report how many letters you saw. Its result was that the participants were able to report only 4 to 5 letters out of 12.
When asked by the participants, they said that we saw all the letters but we could not report all. When our reporting time started, these letters disappeared from our memory within a second.
So somewhere that is the capacity of our Iconic memory is very less.
George Sperling
George Sparling did another experiment called the Partial Report Method. In this he healed a little but all the experiment was almost the same like letters and rows.
Partial Report Method
What did George change in that he introduced the tone in it and he flashed these letters for a short time then the screen was blanked. After the screen was blanked, he introduced tones, which was High Tone, Medium Tone and Low Tone.
When participants heard the high tone, they had to report the bottom row, when they heard the medium tone they had to report the middle row and same when they heard the low tone they had to report the top row.
The result was that those who were participants reported only three letters per row. So almost 9 to 10 letters were reported in this experiment by them.
But why did it happen, why were they able to report more letters in this experiment?
This happened because when participants heard that tone, those letters were active in their visual memory.
Interval was very small between letters and tone. Their brain concentrated on the indicated row after hearing the tone and replay in mind and that’s why it's taken time to fade their memory.
Echoic Memory
When you go to a hill station and say your name in the open space, then that sound is heard back to you for a short time in the terms of echo, that is Echoic Memory which is for a short time. It is used by the auditory system.
So Iconic Memory was talking about pictures and Echoic Memory is talking about sound.
Capable of holding a large amount of auditory information and lasts for 3 to 4 seconds.
Its retention time is more than Iconic Memory.
But why this difference?
Because when we see a picture, we can see it for a long time and this creates a confusion in our brain. But when we hear a sound, we get to hear it once and our brain cells save that sound in our memory without any confusion. That’s why Echoic Memory saves information for more time than Iconic Memory.
And our mind also programs in such a way that we need this Echoic Memory, we need a sound device. Our brain takes some time to save audio information and it stays in our mind for a long time.
MEMORY FORGET
How many times has it happened to you that you parked your car and forgot where you had parked it and you walked around in the parking lot. And no matter how much you try, you don't even remember where your car was parked.
And it could also be that you are in a hurry and you have to write someone's mobile number but if you do not have a phone, then you try to remember it, and immediately you forget that number within 5 seconds.
Whatever be the case, the memory of us is a very important part of our intelligence.
There are many of us who forget every little thing very easily and some people who remember even small things of others very easily.
What is the process to remember?
How do events store in our brain?
Can we forget something at our own will?
And what if we could not forget anything?
First of all, no events or memory in our mind is saved in files or drawers, rather it is saved in a very complex way and saved in different places in different brain cells. And these different cells work together to save that memory or to remember it later.
For example, If you remember your mother's handmade food, then your Visual Cortex reminds you of the picture of the food. Your Olfactory Cortex reminds you of the smell of that food. And Gustatory Cortex reminds you of the taste of that food.
Memory saved in different places
This is to say that no memory is a file that is saved in any corner of the brain, rather it is distributed throughout the brain.
And this memory is not a thing, rather it is a process. For example, in a football match, when a lot of fans make a wave together, it does not mean that one or two of them are waves, rather every person is individual and all together have completed this process. Together they made a pattern that we named it wave. And if all these people create another pattern, then we will give it another name.
Similarly, individual brain cells make a lot of patterns which later become a memory. The amazing thing is that the same type of cells can make patterns in many ways. This means that the brain cells of the same group can make many types of memory. And that's why we remember millions of things in a small brain.
There is a wonderful part in the middle of our mind that looks like this.
Hippocampus
The part that looks like a seahorse is very special, because according to the scientist, this part, which is called the hippocampus, plays a very important role in making our memories.
You think like that, the hippocampus is the part through which the memory passes through the rest of the brain. You cannot create a new memory if the hippocampus is not there.
This happened in 1953, It was necessary for a patient named Henry Molaison to have his hippocampus removed. And when it was removed, the man did not remember anything after that, while he remembered everything before the operation. After this person's operation we came to know that the hippocampus plays a very important role in creating memory, while it does not store memory.
When we sleep, our whole day activity brain repeats fast while sleeping at night. And in this repeated process, it orders the same brain cells to make the same patterns again and again, so that the particular memory becomes strong, its process called Consolidation.
That's why sleep is so important for us, so that may our memory be strong and this memory, years later, suddenly reminds us of like a film because of one small thing.
Later we will discuss more about our mind and memory in sleeping condition.
Has that ever happened to you that you are sitting in a meeting and a small talk by someone reminds you of your university, college, school and crush as if it were yesterday. We remember many things like this but we forget a lot also. We forget many things ourselves and our brain deliberately forgets some things.
Why does this happen?
Actually we forget any memory in three ways:
Passive Oblivescence
That is, with time, this memory starts disappearing, as you don't remember many things done in childhood but your parents tell you what you did in your childhood. This is because you do not recall that memory again and again or brain cells slow down with time. It may also be that the memory you remember is in pieces and not completely memorized.
Targeted Forgetting
This is the second type of forgetting, and the brain does this on its own.
But why this?
Because of that, the brain wants to remember only the important things and not the useless things.
For example, Today you remembered a blue pen, white paper, important assignment of the boss, bought vegetables for your wife and mother's medicine then the brain will remember the important things, and tomorrow, maybe you just remember the assignment of the boss, mother's medicine, and the wife's vegetables.
So mainly we separate the important memory of the whole day and separate the useless memory. We forget important things so that we remember other important things, And this process does our brain itself.
Motivated Forgetting
This is to forget that maybe everyone of you wants this. During this process, a person deliberately forgets, so that they do not remember the things they do not want to remember. In this, the person wants to take his life forward and try to forget the past life. Usually people want to forget their mistakes or forget their love and more.
This is a very tricky thing, because if this is not done properly, then it also has the opposite effect.
For example, if you want to forget your ex and you are trying not to bring him/her into the mind, but what happens is that in order to understand yourself, tell your brain, don't think about that girl/boy. But when you think about that girl/boy at that moment, those old memories start coming in front of you immediately. And instead of forgetting him/her, you strengthen that memory.
Actually the Motivated Forgetting formula is not completely clear to scientists.
So we forget in many ways, it is the forgetting that makes us human.
So the time in which we get harmed or the people who harm us or our sad time, our mind wants to forget so that we can be happy.
It sounds good to remember everything but maybe it is not good for us.
Imagine that even if you remember every little thing, then your neuro system will become so exhausted that you will start hating your life.
Despite our knowing so much, there are a lot of memories that we want to forget but we cannot forget. Even after our millions of efforts, that memory remains very clear in front of us.
So does medical science have any answer?
The answer is yes!
Electroconvulsive Therapy
This is a process in which the brain is given a special type of electrical shock with very precision, in which we help to prevent the unwanted brain cells from forming the same pattern.
So people get this therapy and forget the memory, but sometimes the memory you want to forget does not go through your brain.
Electroconvulsive Therapy
PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY
Those of you who are graduates or who have finished their school or college studies, So you people think and tell, what was the location of drinking water when you were in school or college?
Was it a purified system or pumping system?
So you people must have understood and become a clear picture of the location of drinking water.
Another one, You guys think who was the English teacher in your school or college, was that man or women?
Did he/she wear spects or not?
So when all of you have rewinded your memory, then you must have known. And you must have been able to recall both these images
Now you can tell me what was the name of the 6th chapter in the English book at that time?
So here all of you guys will get confused and say that this is not possible to recall the name of the 6th chapter.
But why this?
Why is our brain not able to recall this memory or information?
The thing you felt in a real time situation is still in your Subconscious Mind. But things that are abstract, like a name or a smell or a voice in which there are no images, so our brain can't remember it easily.
Whatever the moment photographic that you feel or touch in a real time situation, our mind is able to remember such things easily and photographically the information is saved for a long time in our Subconscious Mind.
HOW NEURONS STORE INFORMATION
Our mind is such a tricky structure that despite the advancement of science and technology, we have been unable to fully understand the way it works. Because there are many secrets associated with the human mind which have remained a mystery for the scientist till now.
Mean why do we dream?
Does the brain have a limit to store data?
And most importantly the memory data of the human mind whatever we do from birth till death, how long and how much can we store in the mind?
Is it possible that at the time when we were present in our mother's womb and were breathing and our mind was also active and this scene still exists in our memory like a foggy picture?
The latest science research tells us that our brain is made up of more than 100 million cells which are called neurons.
Neuron is a nerve cell and basic element of the nervous system. That is, billions of neurons together make a system of memory or brain functioning, which is called the nervous system.
Basically, every neuron is like a mini computer, which together with the other neuron makes a supercomputer which controls the functions and memory of the whole body.
A neuron is attached to another neuron in terms of thread and in the terms of electrical pulses, they share information with each other which is called neural network.
Scientists believe that out of 100 billion neurons, each neuron makes 1000 connections with another neuron, which does the work of data sharing and storage.
Each connection shares a bit of data, then if 100 billion neurons are to be multiplied with 1000 connections, then it makes a digital data of 100 trillions terabite, Which we can remember the whole life.
But this calculation is not exact, it's just an assumable value.
Even today, the higher level of researchers believes that there is no limit to human’s memory capacity.
So is it possible that we can remember the time passed in our mother's womb?
Medical science tells us that before entering the world, the structure of our memory, that is, neurons, did not develop to this extent that we remember anything like that and after three years, it slowly starts developing and these neurons store all the things learned by humans.
So those who claim that they remember everything, it is really just a thought for their brain because our brain is capable of creating such a memory which looks real, as if dreaming makes you feel real until your eyes open and then find out that all this was just a thought for you.
For example, You will remember such moments of childhood which were in your mind due to some special incidents.
Over time, your neurons weaken and also weaken your faint memories. So at that age, when your neurons have not been developed, it is not possible to remember anything of that time.
And the children cry themselves, blink their eyelids and move their hands and feet, inheriting in the terms of the memory from parents.
By the age of three, our nervous system starts building its structure in terms of working memory and developing itself. So whatever you have memorized today in working memory is only after three years.
So those people who claim that they remember everything till birth, science gives them the name of Childhood Amania.
The brain has to use 70% oxygen to stay alive. So if the mother herself is breathing, after using 70% oxygen herself, she gives the remaining 30% oxygen to the child only. That is, it is only such a quantity that a child can only live and this is the reason that the child's brain is in a coma situation at this time, which is unable to think of anything because the brain is not getting that much oxygen.
NEURAL PATHWAY
A lot of strings of neurons come out which are called Dendrites. We have 100 billions neurons in our brain which we discussed earlier, and each neuron has 2000 to 10,000 dendrites. And whenever we learn something or take any information, connections are made in the middle of this dendritis, this connection called Synapse.
You think how much permutation and combinations can happen with 100 billion neurons and its 2000 to 10,000 dendrites connection.
Dendrites And Its Connections
Synapse is like an electric current which forms circuits. When we save any information in our memory again and again, this circuit is stronger, and if we don't use our brain much to learn something, then this circuit weakens and we will forget things. So the more we learn things, the stronger our memory is.
According to a psychological survey, to learn any skill in a perfect way, you have to do that work 10,000 times. This survey was performed on the Olympic players in which they practice the same thing again and again.
10% of information saves in our brain what we see and 20% of information saves in our brain what we hear.
So the power of our brain to capture information is more in hearing than seeing, which we earlier discussed.
50% of information saves in our brain cell what we see and hear at the same time.
And 70% of information saves in our brain when we discuss anything with one another.
And the amazing thing is, 95% of information we save in our brain is what we teach to others.
Like all these things that I have researched and am teaching you through this article, I will remember 95% of it.
WHY DO WE DREAM?
Why do we see dreams while sleeping, why not when we wake up? Also, why do our eyes move fast when we are in a deep sleep?
If we try to find the answer on the basis of science, there is a lot of theory available about this. But no one really says anything.
Often scientists believe that dreams are only part of our mental, emotional, and physical fitness which makes no sense.
The feelings, thoughts and pictures that come to us in the state of sleep are related to our memory somewhere. Many times these dreams come to understand what it means and why it has come. But some dreams are like a puzzle, which means nothing comes out and neither is it related to memory.
No one has been able to find out the true reality of the dream, it may be a secret of the human mind and memories. From history, we know that dreams can have many reasons, like what we do all day long, where we go, whom we meet, or what we think is visible in our sleep at night, meaning that the work that we did in a day, then the cells of our brain make it a memory somewhere and save it inside. And then at night, when we are resting completely, the data that our brain cells saved, we begin to see that information which our mind wants to show us.
But why it happens, why when we are sleeping completely, our brain brings it infront of our eyes.
And one reason is a person's own desire, In which if a person has such a desire of his own which cannot be fulfilled in his life, then such information also saves in our mind by brain cells and then it looks at us in our sleep as a dream and reminds us.
But the point is why does this happen while we have no will on it?
And yet our scientist has no answer to why and how our brain does this.
According to research, in the state of sleep, our soul leaves our body while it remains connected to our brain.
But the answer to why this happens is not yet with the scientist.
LUCID DREAMING
Lucid dreaming means clean and common information. According to many people, this is called the dream of waking eyes. In it, people are not fully asleep, rather they are half awake and a person can change his dream and make a new dream of his own. In this, they can cast the characters in any way with his will.
And in this dream, they maintain a connection to the real world.
If they have cold weather around them, then they will also see cold weather in his dreams.
Some dreams are like what we see in our sleep, but soon after waking up, we completely forget what we saw in our dreams. Surely it must have happened to you too that you have dreamed in your sleep and on waking up forget that dream as if you have not seen anything.
There are dreams in which you see a person whom you neither know in your real life nor have you ever seen him.
And that dream person who has nothing to do with your real life is very special for you in your dream. And then as soon as you wake up, the picture of the person with that dream slowly starts fading into your mind and then after some time that picture disappears completely.
But this is also why the scientist still has no answer to this.
The fact is that there are many secrets that are not yet known to any of us about our mind and memory.
Why does this happen and what is it related to human life?
SOME SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT HUMAN MEMORY
A rough calculation by Paul Reber, Professor of psychology at Northwestern University, suggests that the brain can store 2.5 PETABYTES of data, that’s 2,500,000 Gigabytes, or 3000 years worth of TV.
Paul Reber
Did you ever encounter a situation in which you entered a room and immediately forgot the reason to go there?
It is one of the strange memory lapses, caused by doorways, i.e. when you go through different doorways.
Sleep is important to increase memory power, although scientists don’t know exactly how it affects the brain. It has been shown that sleep aids storage and retrieval of Long Term Memory.
Your memory can associate a scent with a certain event of occurrence. A smell can trigger the memory in your mind associated with it.
Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant that is said to increase mental alertness, but it cannot maintain the memory performance.
Scientific research has shown that the human brain starts remembering things from the womb, memory begins to work 20 weeks after conception.
Transient global amnesia is a rare condition characterized by the brain fog temporary loss of memory.
There are a number of factors that influence memory and give it a corresponding name, such as visual memory and auditory memory, which we discussed earlier.
The hippocampus is part of the brain largely responsible for the formation of new memories and directly interacts with our sense of smell.
You will be surprised to note that aging does not have a direct effect on memory, and the loss of memory is simply because you use it less as you age
There is such a thing as “false memory”
Researchers are beginning to understand that the human mind can create, exaggerate, distort, or re-invent a memory after a traumatic experience or something that impacted them greatly.
One obviously good way of doing this is to prioritise information by it’s emotional intensity.
As is the case with any other organ in the body, the brain needs adequate exercise for the proper functioning of memory, i.e. harder thinking will facilitate the permanent storage of information. It is because thinking helps in creation of a stronger connection among the neurons.
The brain processes a huge amount of data every day, so clearly it needs some kind of triage system for determining what is important stuff that needs to be remembered.
WHAT IF WE USE 100% OF OUR BRAIN?
There is nothing in this world that you cannot do. In one minute you can make the best painting of the world, in one hour you can learn all the languages of the world, you can set up a billion dollar company in just one night, and you can rule the whole world in no time.
So what's stopping you from moving forward?
Why aren't you doing what you want?
Are other people stopping you from doing this or you don't have enough resources?
Or you are not able to use your mind to the fullest?
But how will it be possible that you can do anything?
What if you use your brain 100%?
If there is any complex task to understand this world then it is the human mind. We have been studying the brain for centuries and know a lot about the brain but there is much to know.
Sometimes a study about the brain surprises us and it seems that this is science fiction.
It is a myth that in order to be smarter, the size of the brain must also be bigger. Only a small part of the brain is enough to increase intelligence. If this happens, the big brain means more intelligence, then think that the brain of the Blue Whale is bigger.
Actually, the structure of our brain is designed in such a way that it can help us in any situation. But even after this, according to the scientist human beings use only 10% of their brain which we discussed above.
So let's make it 100% of the brain.
We have yet to see what the intelligent people of this world have done, as they encouraged us through Art, Music and Literature, they made gadgets to improve our lives, they formed a society to make us powerful.
If you use the full capacity of your mind, you will become limitless.
So let's have a look at what you can do after being Limitless.
You can win the chase game with just two moves.
You can solve any equation by only watching.
What is your interest in now, Art, Science, Technology?
But if you become Limitless then you will not need to choose any of these, because you will be the master of every feild.
What we think is science fiction right now, after having 100% of the brain it will feel real.
But the biggest question is whether our body will be able to survive with 100% brain?
Will our body be able to produce usable energy to the 100% of the brain?
If our body can tolerate 100% use of mind then how will the structure of our body be?
Of course there are many questions, whose we do not have the exact answer, because it’s just a theory and in reality it has nothing to do with.
So according to the theory, we will assume the answer and try to understand it.
This will have the greatest effect on our metabolism. Because our brain is using 100%, its metabolism will also be higher, because our brain will be spending more energy which will be used by our brain. And the more energy our body spends, the more energy we have to take from food.
It would be something like a car with a bigger engine that spends more fuel. In the same way, our body will need healthy food and adequate nutrition every time.
If the brain uses itself with full capacity, it will require a lot of oxygen, because of which our heart beat will be more than normal and we will be using our lungs fully.
Meaning to say that if our brain uses full capacity then our body will have to work more than normal, in which there will be a lot of load on the other organ of the body like heart, liver, lungs, digestive system and more.
If spoken directly, our body is not designed in such a way that 100% of our brain is used, this is the limit of our body.
It is not possible that we can increase the capacity of our brain by 100%, but with some techniques we can increase its capacity more than others.
The way we trained the muscles of our body, in the same way you have to train your mind too.
You can play any brain game for this, like puzzles and Rubix Cube.
You have to take new challenges in your life and you have to take enough rest.
And among them all will be the important character of our diet, because what we eat has a direct effect on our body.
So start today, to train your mind and become smarter and better than others.
SUMMERY
In the introduction of the article, we learned how our brain works and what is its percentage, according to science which is 10%. And through the FMRI scan, we saw that even when we are in rest, our brain is still working.
Synesthesia is a brain process in which a human can smell color and voice.
Then we learned how doctors cheat brain through mirror treatment to get the mind relaxed.
Memory is a habit of the brain in which we save information through the brain cell.
And we discussed its types, like short term memory, long term memory, sensory memory and more.
In Memory Forget, we learned how we forget any information and in how many ways can we forget any information, and different people have different capacities of forgetting.
In Photographic Memory we learned how information with pictures can affect our mind and our memory.
Neurons, which is the most important thing in our mind, how it works, it carries information through nerve cells. And what are its surprising facts which we don’t know before this.
Neural Pathway, in which how dendrites and synapse make their connections and working.
How and why we dream?
We learned about the thoughts and the picture came to mind and tried to solve the puzzle.
Lucid Dreaming in which we see any information through our memory in a clean and general way.
And then we discuss 14 facts of human memory which we have never heard before.
And lastly, what if we use 100% of our brain?
We learned that using 100% of the brain, what challenges our body will have to face.
I hope you understand everything related to human memory like its facts and its behavior.
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