Well within the first question I had a strong reaction to when someone said, “That the average human only uses 10% of their brain power.” This is absolutely not true, this was, “theorized,” in the early 20th century late 19th century; this is accredited to William James and Boris Sidis, now it’s not that these scientists were wrong the information that they gained with experimenting was misinterpreted. One does in fact only use 10% of their brain, at a time. In that only 10% of your brain mass is utilized at a time, think about it would you be using the part of your brain used to coordinate movement when doing math. No!
