is it that when the speed of the neurons in the brains becomes exactly equal to the speed of the electron of the things in the air , the
brain understands or interprets their existence such as the jinns etc?
how is it that certain people can understand deeper meanings or sense particualr things like the ghosts etc while others cannot?
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Speed of the neurons in the brain are already equal to the speed of the electron in the air.
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or the speed of electrons in the brain equals the speed of electrons in the air
They are the same. They both are equal to the speed of light.
Speed of your brain signals have nothing to do with how deep you think, or how layered your level of perception is, or how well you can sense things around you
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speed of brain is much slower than speed of light/electrons. its the speed at which neurotransmitters like dopamine can diffuse across snyapses connecting neurons.
Alright, so for a change, queer is right :(
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iraj i know the answer. But its a cigerette , i am not disclosing.
p.s. me jokes. not knows
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so what is it that generates new ideas, thoughts in a mind?
rainydays thanks you can smoke, i don't like sharing cigarettes :D
It's up to you i guess. I like to believe that God does not make junk. Yes our intelligence is by our exposure to our surrounding, our mentorship and upbringing, but a huge amount is based on we are using our brain for.
You can use the same computer to visit stupid websites, our you can use it to solve complex equations or design software. Our brain is just like that.
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but we decide to use the computer. our brain is the one who makes the decision to use itself. 
(different parts though)
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i think our brains are planets
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so what is it that generates new ideas, thoughts in a mind?
what triggered/generated that thought in your mind?
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what triggered/generated that thought in your mind?
every day i have new ideas or thoughts about everything in my mind, so what is that keeps my mind so creative?
is it from god , or is it time to write a book?
Aatay hain ghaib se ye mazaameen khayal main
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lekin bhut kch bata jatay hain :)
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do send me a free copy of your hardcover when launched
but what about the role of heart?
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If you look at two persons grown up of one family system and same environment, their reactions will be different to same situation.
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so what is it that generates new ideas, thoughts in a mind?
rainydays thanks you can smoke, i don't like sharing cigarettes :D
Good question. Never really thought about it. I don't believe for a second that we are all equally intelligent. If ever watched a bunch of kids, you would notice some are highly annoying because their curiosity will make them search every nook and cranny and they ask a million questions.
However, I do believe brains can be trained to think creatively even if it doesn't come naturally. I also think it has a lot to do with our mood and our surroundings.
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my guess is, when you want to move your arm, a part of the brain initiates the plan, and certain neural pathways get activated that do the rest of the action. when we want to think of a certain something, similarly some neurons are activated by the initiating sections, and they take it from there and develop the thought into more complex details based on their "capability". the brain isn't one uniform lump. it has its voluntary, involuntary, and in between sections.
I don’t remember where I saw that documentary, but it was about how our brain functions. Doctors had the skull of a conscious patient cut open. Doctors would touch different parts of the brain with probes without the knowledge of the patient, and the patient would raise his arm, or flick his leg. Amazing thing is that the action of the patient was not out of any reaction. According to him, he made a decision to raise his arm by thinking about it.
Narrator went on saying that could it be that everything we do is preplanned, but it happens in such a way that we think that we made the decision ourselves at that moment.