All Wired Up

All Wired Up : 

All Wired Up By: Jake Basham

Work Cited : 

Work Cited Madina, J. (2009). Wiring rule #3 every brain is wired differently. Retrieved from http://www.brainrules.net/wiring Singer, E. (2007, November 19). A wiring diagram of the brain. Retrieved from http://www.technologyreview.com/biomedicine/19731/

How the Brain Develops : 

How the Brain Develops See the brain is the most unique organ in the body. Our brains’ begin developing from the time we are born and never stop. When a baby is born it can not talk right? Well the brain comes up with other ways of showing people what the baby wants and how the baby feels. See the brain is learning. Now as we grow older we develop language which is unique as well. The way we talk differs from person to person which shows our differences in brain development.

Development Continued : 

Development Continued As we go on through life our brain learns more and more things that make us different such as the types of food we like, the people we know, and the activities we enjoy doing. The brain never stops learning and because of this we all learn something everyday and no two people learn the exact same thing with makes us unique. Not even identical twins have the same brain wiring.

Development : 

Development Neuron connections are created by our own experiences which is why no two brains are the same. It’s crazy to think that even the slightest thing can change the way are brains are developed and what we know.

Storage in the Brain : 

Storage in the Brain When we look at pictures or anything the brain begins separating the different colors, lines and shapes and stores each in a different place. The storage place of the brain is so plentiful that every single thing we know can be stored in separate places. This is why when people have brain strokes they lose only part of their brain function.

No Two Brains are the Same : 

No Two Brains are the Same Everyone’s brain has a different wire combination which makes everyone unique. However even though no two brains are the same, every brain does have parts of it that are the same as in everyone else's brain.

Continued : 

Continued We can look at the brain as buildings Every brain has the main structural components just like every building has beams and trusses. It is the little components that differ in each person. The smaller things that we learn and hear is what makes each persons brain different. Just like how every building is put together by different types of material and in different ways.

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continued See if I was exposed to different things in nature such as understanding how animals live and move about the earth but you on the other hand have never been in the outdoors. Then I would have neurons that show this where you would not have these neurons. Same thing where if you have heard of a famous actress and I have not then you have a neuron for that actress and I do not.

Applying These Facts : 

Applying These Facts After learning these facts I have come to realize that it is up to my self to learn all I can and I can blame no one but myself for not learning. I am my own person and I make my brain what it is not others. All though what I learn from others does help me in my brain development.

Studies Done : 

Studies Done Studies have been done on humans that show the neurons in the brain that can differ between two people. People who have heard of Jennifer Anniston have a neuron just for her. However, those who have not heard of her will not have this neuron for her.