Human Brain's Memory Capacity = Entire World Wide Web

[Ambivalence]

We use approximately 10% of our brain power/capacity. I can't even imagine what would we be able to achieve with full capacity.

:lol This myth.

What would happen if we suddenly gained control over all 100% of our brain is we would crumble and die instantly. We only use the part of the brain that's not occupied with everything else that happens in our body, since the brain controls everything automatically and without our conscious efforts - synapses, muscle movement, thought, motor skills, vision, respiration, heart and lung controls. All of this is done by the brain automatically, none of it is done by us. Since you have no freaking idea how to manually control your heart or pretty much anything, it would immediately stop and you would die a pathetic death while being unable to even stand.

That's what'd happen if we use 100% of our brain.

 

[Wabbit]

And yet I cant remember where did I put that damn key.

That 10 percent myth though

[video=youtube;YxIS3XxfFS0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxIS3XxfFS0[/video]

 

[Waindo]

I do concur it's a myth. But I also believe that we're not using the brain's full capacity/power.

 

[Kishi Uzumaki]

i wonder which part makes us remember names and personal stuffs i forget them so often though i remember every other useful things .

what our upper mind can remember can be measured but our lower mind remembers far more details ( for example it remembers every instruction and details that need to be send for our muscles to function ) but we may never know how much .

 

[Waindo]

i wonder which part makes us remember names and personal stuffs i forget them so often though i remember every other useful things .

what our upper mind can remember can be measured but our lower mind remembers far more details ( for example it remembers every instruction and details that need to be send for our muscles to function ) but we may never know how much .

Hmm, think the frontal lobes are in charge of that.

Functions:
Located, right under the forehead (anterior) the frontal lobes are involved in tracking and sense of self. Additionally, they're involved in arousal and initiations well as consciousness of environment
reaction to self and environment
Executive functioning and judgments
Emotional response and stability
Language usage
Personality
Word associations and meaning
Memory for habits motor activity