The reason anyone would want to transplant a brain is because someone has a good mind but a useless body whereas another is brain dead but had a functional body. Would it be possible nowadays to transplant a brain? Which would be the consequences of doing it today?
Nerves in the Central Nervous Sys...
This statement becomes evident when comparing different species. Our intelligence is not uniquely related to the volume of our brains, although there is evidence that somehow they both are related. When considering absolute volume, Homo Sapiens never appear at the top of the list. Differences in bra...
Multiple Intelligence Theory (MI) is a critique of the standard view of intellect: there is a single intelligence, adequately measured by IQ. This theory claims that human beings have a number of intellectual capacities.
Intelligence Quotient tests assess linguistic, logical, mathematical and spatia...
An Intelligence Quotient Test may very well provide information about someone's intellectual strengths and weaknesses, as well as information about her or his cognitive potential. The IQ test gives general information about abilities compared to others of the same age group and they are intended to ...
The brain is "like a muscle" and working our body’s muscles can actually benefit our grey matter.
It has been proven that running and performing a broad variety of sports have profound effects on our brain. Moreover, specific physical activities can alter its cognitive structure.
Let's find the be...
