CAN I JUST CLARIFY THIS PLEASE?!

Um... useless information?

COOL!!!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!

Psh. I never knew that. I learn something new everyday.

Anyways, I never 発言しました that humans used 10 - 20% of their brains. The thought of it never even occurred to me.

interesting

YEAH! NUMBERS! SCIENCE!

Hm. Good to know.

Where does this proof come from?

....How is this a 質問 exactly? We make walls for that.

.....Some people actually uses that 30%?
Eh, fair enough.
I'm not sure about the brain usage thing, but I found this interesting: link
" our brains are always active up to 45%"
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"Brain scans have shown that no matter what we're doing, our brains are always active."
So, it seems that 100% of our brain is usually active all the time. I'm guessing sleeping, brain damage, etc. might shut off parts of the brain. I don't ever recall ever thinking about percentages like that :/
I don't know if the 30% part about consciousness is true. So, I'll look into that as well and see if it disproves your information, または support it.
First, the definition of consciousness: "Consciousness is the quality または state of being aware of an external object または something within oneself". I found this really weird article: link
Hmm....I'm not sure. It seems that the brain isn't exactly essential for consciousness. Not sure how that works out, but your 30% thing might be false.
This seems to say that consciousness occupies 宇宙 but isn't part of the brain: link
....Anyways, I'm too tired to read もっと見る so I'll just stick with this answer lol. It seems that your statement isn't completely true, または perhaps these sources aren't true.

Watch out guys.

Aplying the word "use" was not appropriate. As あなた mentioned, 30% is used for our consciousness, which I doubt. The other 70% is stored in our subconscious and unconscious mind. There's the issue. We are not using subconscious and unconscious mind, because we have no control over them. We must gain complete control of them to USE the other 70% (or whatever the percentage is) capacity of the brain. I affirm that 100% capacity of our brain is active, but we are not using all the capacity of the brain.

Neurologist Barry Gordon describes the myth as laughably false, adding, "we use virtually every part of the brain, and that [most of] the brain is active almost all the time". Neuroscientist Barry Beyerstein sets out seven kinds of evidence refuting the ten percent myth:

1. Studies of brain damage: If 90% of the brain is normally unused, then damage to these areas should not impair performance. Instead, there is almost no area of the brain that can be damaged without loss of abilities. Even slight damage to small areas of the brain can have profound effects.
2. Brain scans have shown that no matter what we're doing, our brains are always active. Some areas are もっと見る active at any one time than others, but unless we have brain damage, there is no one part of the brain that is absolutely not functioning.
3. Evolution: The brain is enormously costly to the rest of the body, in terms of oxygen and nutrient consumption. It can require up to 20% of the body's energy—more than any other organ—despite making up only 2% of the human body によって weight. If 90% of it were unnecessary, there would be a large survival advantage to humans with smaller, もっと見る efficient brains. If this were true, the process of natural selection would have eliminated the inefficient brains. It is also highly unlikely that a brain with so much redundant matter would have evolved in the first place.
4. Brain imaging: Technologies such as positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) allow the activity of the living brain to be monitored. They reveal that even during sleep, all parts of the brain 表示する some level of activity. Only in the case of serious damage does a brain have "silent" areas.
5. Localization of function: Rather than 芝居 as a single mass, the brain has distinct regions for different kinds of information processing. Decades of research have gone into mapping functions onto areas of the brain, and no function-less areas have been found.
6. Microstructural analysis: In the single-unit recording technique, researchers insert a tiny electrode into the brain to monitor the activity of a single cell. If 90% of cells were unused, then this technique would have revealed that.
7. Neural disease: Brain cells that are not used have a tendency to degenerate. Hence if 90% of the brain were inactive, autopsy of adult brains would reveal large-scale degeneration.

Well technically speaking it's true but that would still just be 50% of our brain . If we used all 100% that would probably drive people insane . There are different parts of the brain used for different things . We " use " 10 percent of it to learn things and memorize them . The others are for interest , ears , mouths , eyes , memories , other things . Every one does use all of the brain capacity they have but I think あなた just didn't say it correctly . Then we'd all be able to speak to each other telepathically .