Mystery
10 Questions About the Brain That Still Can't be Solved
1) How is information encoded in neurons? One of the most complex processes of the brain is the encoding of information. In this process, neurons in the brain, that is, nerve cells, create an electric current outside their membranes. These electric currents reach extensions called "axone" and allow the necessary chemical signals to be released. Through these currents, information about what is happening around us is transferred to our brain.
By Selen Kurtoglu4 years ago in FYI
Why Did the Ancient Romans Draw Penises on Everything?
Was It Just Juvenile Humour? Life as a soldier in the Roman legion is always assumed to be thrilling, death-defying, and constantly on the move with participating in massive military campaigns for subduing people throughout Europe and the Near East.
By Peeping_Soul4 years ago in FYI









