Skip to main content

Questions on Brain

 

Questions on Brain

 

1) By any chance brain of introverts differs from extrovert I feel so did you happen to explore it?

2) The story of Abhimanyu from what age the brain gets developed and understand do really kids hear and observe from the womb?

3) There are studies that say constantly skull sizes are changing so I believe the brain as well does so do you see in the human brain other forms of cortex will evolve?

4) How do stem cells form neurons or they get developed to certain parts of organs who make this decision this isn't the brain then even the cells have somewhat like a brain?

5) Do the size of male and female brains differs, some research says women's brains are often very good in communications how far is it true, in that case, all women need to be an extrovert which is not true!

6) At the end of the day, it is chemicals and electrical signals in the brain we can think brains as an apparatus that can create with its own composition of chemicals, over a period of time is the efficiency of synthesizing such chemicals leads to psychological imbalances?

7) There is research on using cattle blood in humans, how does it impact humans ref https://www.nature.com/articles/35073775

8) Some scientist like Einstein used to sleep a lot and used the time efficiently and our own mathematics genius Shakunthala Devi have solved many math problems faster than a computer so the architect of the brain differs within humans? why some are geniuses? we can't say genes a reason in that case the siblings of Einstein/ other scientists would have replicated the same.

9) It's been said we haven't used the brain to its potentials or we have been used only to 10%, what are brains capable of doing during my childhood I heard listened to some radio program where a man escaped in an Nth dimension so are these just a fiction or brains of some people are really capable of doing it?

10) Some research being carried out on apes if they can carry the human babies in their womb as they are the closest ancestors to us, so how does the brain of such kids differ, I am not sure if such research can be approved in future as a human embryo are involved but if so, what's your thought on this?

11) There was a research on paranormal activity, in youtube, you can check wherein a simulated death a person remembered what happened when he came back alive. How is it possible the brain needs a physical contact to store and retrieve data though there are no solid proofs have you heard anything about it? What actually happens to the brain in a coma? does a brain injury is the reason?

12) Ideally, we are a form of electrical apparatus so even for psychological treatment can a fine-tuned electrical signals change our thought process (faraday's law of flux) i mean this signals change the chemical reaction in the brain. I feel soft music/white noise may be related to this.

13) why do infants don't fear? is there any hormones that handles emotions related to fear?

14) How far situations have an impact on brain signals, we don't see a wild lion, circus lion, and caged lion raised in a zoo behaving in the same manner. But same doesn't apply to wolves why is it so?

15) Have you come across any species not having a brain, but uses other methods to communicate to various organs if so can you share some examples?

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Probe on virus

  Probe on Virus / Corona using an analogy These questions may be helpful for research and I am sharing links that may be  useful can you share to the right team. These may not solve or give a solution but  it gives thoughts and may direct towards a solution as all of these are based on  probing and analogy. BATS   Is there any relation between food, cortisol, and bats immunity?  with lower food availability cortisol level may increase  So do bats show the same immunity response during that time? Ref: Bats & Cortisol https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/02/190226112401.htm   Stress & Bats It has been said mitotane (Lysodren) and metyrapone (Metopirone) reduces  cortisol for humans during stress. can the same be tried with bats and checked? so in case, their cortisol level gets increased by habitat loss/ lack of  food we can check if the virus has an effect right and by giving Lysodren shots are possible to check their immun...
3 comments
Read more

Exhaust Gas Treatment can Impact GW / cloud formation ?

How does the environment behaves with exhaust gas in vehicles, if their temp is being reduced before exhaust? If the exhaust gas passes through a similar setup to that of the radiator, and then if it gets exhausted, with a lower temperature, the heat will be less and exhaust gas temp should be less and the water vapor effect may differ. probably with some design change this can be achieved, this link the windmill one some what relates to what i am saying https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/manufacture-water1.htm This is more of an subject that is related to evaporation and fractional distillation. Where the liquids of different temperature, losses heat or based on temperature they gets settled in the columns.   Given that, apart from sea, rivers, the major presence of water is combustion, where it is present as water vapor in exhaust gas. Unlike the other experiments,where raw materials like hydrogen, oxygen will be used to form th...
Post a Comment
Read more

Computational medicine questions

  Computational medicine questions. 1.A few years back there was some research on cancer at the nanotechnology level, this is on nanoparticles how far we have such technology https://youtu.be/6S3KTtcO5YI in developing country?  and despite such technology still we see cancer. 2.Can the nanoparticle be used to design a drug for challenging viruses as shown in the above talk? Do we have any such research on covid? -- it's already going. 3.Autism and Alzheimers/dementia are still challenging disabilities how far computation engineering helps in designing a drug at nanoparticle levels do you see the future of a drug in addressing such mental disability? 4.How far computational medicine helps in designing effective drugs, no two people are the same so is the health so does it takes parameters like bp, allergy, diabetes, habits, etc and gives you the response of a drug on a test data(based on human parameters) on how these data are collected? 5.Can computational medicine be used to ...
Post a Comment
Read more