Posts Tagged ‘intelligence’
Emerging best practices to personalize brain health via new imaging methods and human/ artificial intelligence
Personalize brain health and enhancement combining new imaging methods and human/ artificial intelligence from SharpBrains This presentation took place at the 2016 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (December 6–8th, 2016). –> Learn more about the upcoming 2017 SharpBrains Virtual Summit: Brain Enhancement in the Digital Age (December 5–7th, 2017).
Read MoreTough brain teasers, with answers, courtesy of NSA employees
—– According to NSA’s Puzzle Periodical, “Intelligence. It’s the ability to think abstractly. Challenge the unknown. Solve the impossible. NSA employees work on some of the world’s most demanding and exhilarating high-tech engineering challenges. Applying complex algorithms and expressing difficult cryptographic problems in terms of mathematics is part of the work NSA employees do every day.”…
Read MoreBook review: Grit is a tool in the toolbox, not the silver bullet
West Point cadets endure a grueling level of physical exertion, emotional challenge, and social abuse. The standards for completing the training are high, as is the dropout rate. According to psychologist Angela Duckworth, who has studied these cadets, what sets the graduates apart from those who don’t complete the training
Read More10 Brain Transformers: A Poem
. As we enter an era of a transforming cerebrals there will soon be “Mindful” wearables to concentrate, meditate and self regulate Did I just see you drop your jawbone at the gate? Charge yourself to a calming or energizing state Enhance memory and you are now feeling great Your life may soon be in a different motion…
Read MoreTo preserve if not enhance intelligence, work on speed of information processing
— Declining intelligence in old age linked to visual processing (Science Daily): “Researchers have uncovered one of the basic processes that may help to explain why some people’s thinking skills decline in old age…
Read MoreLearning a second language, at any age, leads to better cognitive abilities
Learning second language ‘slows brain ageing’ (BBC): “Learning a second language can have a positive effect on the brain, even if it is taken up in adulthood, a University of Edinburgh study suggests…Using data from intelligence tests on 262 Edinburgh-born individuals at the age of 11, the study looked at how their cognitive abilities had…
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