Many years ago,Dr. Alexander Graham Bell and Dr. Elmer R.Gates observed that every human brain is both a broadcasting and receiving station for the vibration of thought.The number of lines connecting the brain cells with one another equals to one,then followed by fifteen million ciphers."The figure is so stupendous",said Dr. Judson Herrick,of the University of Chicago.
During the last decade,scientists and psychologists have discovered a shocking fact about the human brain.An average human being utilizes less than one-tenth of his entire brain capacity during his lifetime!Then the big question.What happens to the remaining nine-tenth?
In 1809,the french biologist,Jean Lamarck,published an important theory of evolution which he called "the use and disuse of body parts".He explained that a body part that is constantly used will become stronger and more prominent while a body part that is not used will become vestigial until it finally disappears.
The human brain operates in a manner similar to what Lamarck discovered.For instance,a child may have the innate intelligence for grasping and manipulating objects but unable to grasp and manipulate objects because he has been denied of the necessary stimulation by not allowing him/her to touch anything when he was younger.This innate intelligence for grasping and manipulating objects then becomes passive.
There is a genius that lies asleep in every normal human brain.This genius is the remaining nine-tenth of the human brain capacity which most humans do not utilize throughout their lifetime.
In spite of this,it is possible to unlock a little of this nine-tenth by constantly stimulating the brain.In some cases,a person may need to engage in endeavours that will enable him to develop an aspect of his intelligence.For example,a person who wants to develop mathematical skills will have to solve mathematical problems often.A person who wants to be skilled in the use of a language will have to read books by great writers often.A scientist who wants to blaze a trail will have to make careful observations and experiments.
