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2/11/2015 4:25:20 AM
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I'm always brought back to a fact I'm sure we've all heard.
Humans use only 10% of our brain power.
What if someone used more than that? What then could be achieved. I believe this may be the answer as to [i]how[/i] the idea i present may be realistic and logical.
However, I have no proof of [i]what[/i] would happen past ten-percent, so what I'm saying is basically nonsense.
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I do get what you're saying. First of all though I wanna ask, do we really use only 10 percent of our brain? I think it is just a theory. But besides the point. Thank you for listening to my reply.
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Edited by A84: 2/11/2015 4:55:34 AMI believe it's a theory. Not sure if there's much proof. However, I believe that we really only use so much of our potential. I see enough people that don't even tap into physical potential or mental(in the aspect of general IQ) potential. While the whole of the brain is an even more complex and probably harder thing to accomplish max productivity.
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*puts reading glasses on* Google searching time. If you have any idea on how to prove we exists or not Pm me so others don't copy your idea.
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Pretty sure the ten percent thing is a myth.
