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How natural selection is still at work

liquidglass

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http://sciencenordic.com/low-education-makes-brain-age-faster

The saying If you're not growing, you're dying fits this better than anything I've ever seen.

Now this article talks about school and I'm not here to tell you to go to college, with two degrees and a mountain of debt myself I have learned more outside of a college than in one.

But reading is learning, listening to cds is learning, working on your own challenging business is learning, failure is learning.
 
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"So the results suggest that an education or a job that challenges the brain on an everyday basis will give you extra mileage when it comes to avoiding dementia and working against the general ageing of the brain."

I would suggest that starting a business and the self-education that goes along with that is one of the more challenging things you can do!
 

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