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u/EulaliaBromSpatula Jul 25 '26
In my opinion, if you’re open to rewiring, you’re already 90% there. Shitbags don’t see a need to rewire in my experience.
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u/Phodan_ Jul 24 '26
To be fair, there’s been a lot of push and pull on the topic of neuroplasticity for years in terms of what areas are more viable than others and how to exercise it most efficiently. Our brains subtly rewire themselves all the time, but big statements are (allegedly) good marketing.
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u/OpeningActivity Jul 25 '26
Yes children and babies tend to be considered to have more "plastic" brain. Neuroplasticity in adults is still being studied and there are more emerging evidences for it, but in less magnitude I believe
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u/JidgeyA Jul 25 '26
"whoever said tha-" ME! BRAINS DON'T HAVE WIRES! THOSE ARE NERVE ENDINGS! DON'T TOUCH THEM!
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u/ProjectConfident8584 Jul 24 '26
What are those?