Neural network

Our brain is made of tens of millions of basic neural network that functions simultaneously and in combinations that are interconnected. According to Robert Sulwester (1995), if you observe a red ball rolling along the table, the brain you get the color, shape, movement, and location of the ball in four separate areas of the brain. Although there is debate about left and right hemisphere and specific regions of the brain associated with multiple intelligences, brain functioning in a unified whole and is responsible for all actions, emotions, and thoughts. There are indications that we can help develop a "relationship" in the brain since the child's birth until about age 10. The more we read about penelitiano not, the more it is clear that the key to our intelligence is pattern recognition and relationships in everything we experience. Neural networks also strengthen awareness of children about the existence of patterns and relationships, and help make connections between the patterns and relationships with a variety of new information.
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