https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8 en-us 2019-03-27 11:55:57 UTC 2019-04-02 11:46:10 UTC hello@padlet.com liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345647935 A book not about what your brain can do, but what your Brain is doing right now.]]> 2019-03-27 12:05:02 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345647935 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345650680 The book was mainly informative, but had clever 4th wall breaking communicative features as well. It was written as if to amaze the reader at how involved your brain is and how it even is the reason you chose to read this book. The book is organized by question and answer, helping readers constantly know what they are learning. Many topics of the brain are covered, such as function, memory, history, examination by doctors, memory, and effects of your choices. The wide variety of informative content about the brain will leave you feeling like a phycologist who just graduated med school. Despite the books text book appearance, many pictures can be found in it helping the reader picture what they are reading and relate information they learn to the anatomy of the brain itself. Many readers will no little to nothing about the brain going into their read, so the diagrams and pictures are very helpful in keeping people on track with what they are learning.]]> 2019-03-27 12:12:27 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345650680 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345650765 The information in this book was not only the functions of your brain and new information you did know, but explanations on things you did know about the brain and why they happen. I found the information to be geared toward pleasure, because it quenched my curiosity on the topic. The brain is something I have always wondered about, and never learned much about. The amount of information between the pages is immense, and imaginably the same amount as an online semester of psych would teach you.]]> 2019-03-27 12:12:38 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345650765 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651446 From reading this text, I have learned a lot about why certain things happen to me everyday. I learned why i feel hungry, why I go to sleep, why I choose one thing over another, and why I can remember things from the past. I truly believe I know much more about the brain now, enough even to understand myself as a student, learner, and human being.]]> 2019-03-27 12:14:16 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651446 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651718 Throughout my read, I was quite keen on the idea of further expanding my knowledge past the boundaries of this book. I have been interested in phycology for a long time now, and if not for a nearly full schedule, I would have taken our schools psychology class. For someone who has the opportunity electives and courses on the brain would go into equal or deeper detail on these topics as this book did. The internet is another great way to find information, as recent and old studies on the brain have lead to an explosion of digital articles about psychology.]]> 2019-03-27 12:14:53 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651718 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651988 I believe everybody should learn the information provided in this book. Not only is it extremely interesting, but it is a great thing to know how your body works, and why you do and need certain things in everyday life. People who read this book will understand why they need to sleep more than they do, and why they should drink or use drugs as much. The explanations in the book are vital to one's well being and are imperative to positive decision making. If everybody rad this book, we would have a much more informed and capable world, so why shouldn't everyone give it a try?]]> 2019-03-27 12:15:28 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345651988 liam_kerr https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345652101 As my tone has presented in my other responses, I very much enjoyed this book. The feeling of understanding something that you read when it happens in real life is phenomenal, and I am constantly feeling that after reading this book. The book was very organized, more so than any other quality book i've ever written. One might look at the book and assume that it is too complex or boring for them to read, but its question answer qualities make it easy to follow along and drive you to keep reading. I though the book was also very educating, with a lot of facts and knowledge built in that I am very happy to now know.]]> 2019-03-27 12:15:46 UTC https://padlet.com/liam_kerr/4kyeiu4di7y8/wish/345652101