added by Mo Shafieeha · updated 2y ago
Neuroplasticity is a Pretty Useless Idea for Practice
It refers to the ability of neurons to always forge new connections. Neuroplasticity, at its essence, is the process of the brain wiring and rewiring itself.
from Quantum Warrior | The Future of the Mind by John Kehoe
Lael Johnson and added
- Neuroplasticity allows your brain to rewire and convert something deliberate (and strainful) into something reflexive (and automatic).
from How Your Brain Works & Changes by Andrew Huberman
Nicolay Gerold added
“We have learned that neuroplasticity is not only possible but that it is constantly in action,” writes Mark Hallett, head of the Medical Neurology Branch of the National Institutes of Health. “That is the way we adapt to changing conditions, the way we learn new facts, and the way we develop new skills.”26
from The Shallows by Nicholas Carr