Andrew Huberman· PhD
Neuroplasticity is the ability for these connections in the brain and body to change in response to experience. And what's so incredible about the human nervous system in particular is that we can direct our own neural changes.
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Neuroplasticity is the ability for these connections in the brain and body to change in response to experience. And what's so incredible about the human nervous system in particular is that we can direct our own neural changes.
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and thus why I care you know I've spent so much time in neuroplasticity and it is at the intersection of everything is how are we changing and how do we harness that how Do we make it something that we have agency over?