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Originally Posted by Less Than Three

I'm not gonna say you're lying, and I'm also not gonna say that what I've read is entirely creditable, but I've read plenty of different articles and what not online about how we only use 2% of our brain, and that 98% goes unused.

As for the article, is the link not working for you?

I'm not lying, I've taking psychology classes at my University. We do not use only 2% of our brain, that is false, we use 100% of our brain but not at the same time because there would be no situation that would call for using all the different parts of our brain simultaneously. We have separate parts of the brain that control different things, it wouldn't make sense for all of them to be active all at the same time.

Originally Posted by iverson954360

I'm not lying, I've taking psychology classes at my University. We do not use only 2% of our brain, that is false, we use 100% of our brain but not at the same time because there would be no situation that would call for using all the different parts of our brain simultaneously. We have separate parts of the brain that control different things, it wouldn't make sense for all of them to be active all at the same time.

Hmm. I guess personal experience from a psychology class beats reading shit online eh?

2% of your total brains.. Every part of your brain has his own function. So when thinking about the trueth, or thinking about the past.. Ur imagination is on ur left side of ur head.. And ur memory/memories in/on the right side of your head..

You can tell when someone is lying by checking which corners his eyes point.. If he looks to right(from your point of view) he is lying because he is looking at his left part of his brain.. Thats where his imagination is....

Sorry for my sucky English.. Its 1:27 in the night.. on GMT+1..

Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

Thats not true dude. The left side of your brain is where all of your language comprehension occurs, it also is where you're able to understand the things you hear. The right side of your brain is where the more abstract thinking occurs, giving you your artistic abilities and such.

Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

2% of your total brains.. Every part of your brain has his own function. So when thinking about the trueth, or thinking about the past.. Ur imagination is on ur left side of ur head.. And ur memory/memories in/on the right side of your head..

You can tell when someone is lying by checking which corners his eyes point.. If he looks to right(from your point of view) he is lying because he is looking at his left part of his brain.. Thats where his imagination is....

Sorry for my sucky English.. Its 1:27 in the night.. on GMT+1..

I didn't even understand more than half of this.

Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

No sense, sorry.

wow 2% thats low 0.0

Some one has been watching the movie "limitless" too many times.

Also did you know 97.8% of statics are made up on the spot by bullshitters?

Originally Posted by EminemJr

use that pill from limitless .

Best. Movie. Ever.

Your brain/mind is a very powerful thing. No one realises this, many great people that have used their mind to a great potential can survive their whole life without food or water. And that's true, you can do basically anything with your mind.

Originally Posted by The Productive Tnuc

Ummm...that probably is FALSE because your BODY needs food/water, not your MIND.

Originally Posted by EminemJr

use that pill from limitless .

For once, I actually agree with you.

You never know the maximum of something unless it has been reached.
It's like a mountain, you can't see what's on top without venturing to it (without the exception of cameras, helicopters, satellites, planes etc; Actual climbing, because some mountains are so high in the sky, flying is a risk.

I dont know if its been pointed out or not, but the statement that "We only use 2% of our brains" has been falsified quite a few times.

I use 0% of my brain.
But i'm still functional.

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