How Much Of The Brain Can Humans Use?

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 Life, as we all know, begins with brains and formation of only a few milligrams, it's not possible to decide intelligence, yet that acts as a reflex. One neuron, you are alive - two neurons, you start walking, and with movement, interesting things begin to happen. Animal life on Earth goes back millions of years, yet most species use only 3 to 5 percent of their cerebro capacity. But just when we reach the human stage at the top of the animal chain, we get a chance to use about 10% of the brain.

 Now let's discuss a particular case, the only species that use more of its brain than we humans, the Dolphin. It is estimated that this animal uses up to 20% of its cerebro capacity.

Image Credit: Davidhoganwriter   Notably, this allows it to have an echolation system, that is more efficient than any other sonar invented by humankind. In short, dolphins develop their sonar naturally.
 For primitive beings like us, life seems to have one single purpose: "GAINING TIME." And going through time seems to be the only purpose of the cells in our bodies. To achieve that purpose, the mass of the cells which makes up earthworms and human beings has only two solutions: "Be Immortal or Reproduce". If its habitat is unfavorable, it chooses Immortality. But if its habitat is favorable, it decides to reproduce.
 Thus knowledge and learning are handed down through time. Let's imagine for a moment if we could access about 20% of our cerebro capacity; this first stage would give us access to and control of our bodies. It hasn't been scientifically proven though, but it remains a hypothesis. There are more connections between the neurons in our body than a galaxy or constellation of stars.
Thereby allowing us access to gigantic information, useful to us. 

Now, to the next stage, maybe say about 25% to 40%, we would be able to control other people and locate information over miles from a spot. Not able to feel pain, fast impulses, do things we did not know how to do et cetera. We should wish for that, right? Now to the extreme, if we use a total of 100% of our cerebro capacity, then what would happen?

 Our cells, fuse and begin to look for energy and matter, trying to connect with great and powerful computers for information.
But unfortunately, no one has used above 10% of their cerebro capacity, which makes us limited and uninformed.
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