Sunday, 3 August 2014

Session 1: Questions about the Human Brain

In our first session, after the Introduction, The participants were divided in two groups of seven kids in each group. We had to make a list of questions about our brain. Both groups, mostly eight-fifteen years of age, had lots of questions to share and here they are:
  • What is the weight of our brain?
  • What is the difference between the words, 'brain' and 'mind'?
  • Does the brain grow in size?
  • Why do we have a brain?
  • How much memory can our brain store?
  • What is the size of our brain?
  • Why does the brain only think?
  • Why do we think?
  • What will happen if we stop thinking?
  • How much can we think in one hour?
  • Why is the brain so small?
  • Does having long or short hair effect the brain?
  • Does the weather effect the brain?
  • Can dreams come true?
  • How do dreams come while we're sleeping?
  • Why is the brain placed in our head?
  • Does our skull have the brain only?
  • How much is the capability of a brain to think?
  • What is the shape of the brain?
  • Why are the nerves of our brain so small?
  • Can we think with the brain of an animal?
  • How much can a brain think in one day?
  • Why does our brain control our whole body?
  • Why do we ask questions?
  • Can a person become mad  after thinking a lot?
  • If we lose our memory, how long would it take to recover?
  • Is the doctor who treats mentally ill people, mad?
  • How do people recover from madness?
  • Why does our brain think only?

2 comments:

  1. Dear members! Thinkers’ club is an excellent idea. You people are lucky that you’re a part of it. I wish I could too. But I’m over aged. Can’t you reconsider the age limit? Just kidding! Some questions are really very interesting & made me laugh e.g Can a person become mad after thinking a lot? Hahaha! I think he is not but the people around will think him mad. Waiting for the next post.
    Kanwal Baji

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  2. •You did an excellent job on that series of questions.

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