If you’ve taken even the most rudimentary psychology course before, you will know that the brain is largely composed of a cell we refer to as “the neuron.” In a human brain, there are approximately 100 billion of these cells. Connected together, they form a nervous system that is capable of making decisions, sensing surroundings, and issuing commands to our body.
How we think, what we think, and what we’re capable of, are largely a consequence of the connections these neurons have made with one another.
