Amazing Facts About the Human Brain

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1. Reality is Totally Subjective to the Human Brain

Our brain likes to fool us. Basically, it likes to adapt to whatever mindsets you are currently holding about the world. It will find evidence to support your view of the world, even if that evidence isn’t really there. The mind does this all of the time and it is one way to ensure that we have control of our reality.

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2. The Human Brain Can Think Quicker Than a Computer

This is another thing that a lot of people have trouble believing. In raw data, our brains can compute 10 to the 13th and 10 to the 16th operations per second. This would be equal to more than one million times the people that there are on earth. In essence and in theory, the human brain is capable of solving and computing problems much quicker than a computer.

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3. Your Brain Produces Enough Energy to Illuminate a Light Bulb

Despite what a lot of people may believe, the human brain is capable of many great things. One thing in particular that it is capable of is illuminating a light bulb? But how can such a small body part be capable of something so powerful? As you may or may not know, the brain is comprised mostly of electrical impulses. This is what helps us think and act the way we do. If you were to harness those electrical impulses, you would discover that your brain consumes about 25 watts of power while you are awake.

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4. The Brain Pumps a lot of Blood per Minute

More specifically, the human brain is capable of pumping more than 20% of the blood flow from your heart. If you had to round that off into a number that would be equal to your brain pumping about 750ml of blood every minute.

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5. The Brain is Mostly Water

That’s right. The man brain is made up mostly of water. On the same note, this is why people often feel dizzy, light headed, or can’t remember anything when they are dehydrated. They are sapping their brains of the nutrient that it requires the most.


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