@DaggeredSon said in #30:
> simply brain development.
what does 'brain development' mean lol
@chesspanda6 what'lol' - your brain doesn't stay like it is when you're born - it of course d e v e l o p s ... now which exact word made you find that funny?
@all
isn't it so that brainrot means all the contents, all the things, all the things that happen, persons too in case ( teachers lol, trolls,... ), too much information exploding your brain capacity, information not asked for ( commercials, off topic content, wrong search results, ... ), institutions asking you things in their form papers that you never in your life needed before so don't know what they're talkin' about, ... rief everything that sucks - not because you don't like it but because it commonly sucks the majority of people, simply lies very much also, and ridiculous e.g. destructive, criminal, self-destructive or addictive behavior, and many many more?
a system then, a brainrot net, not simply one or all brainsick ( or 'insane, un-mature, not-learning, not-developing-their-brain' ) individual or people part of society, but some m a c h i n e r y . . .
isn't that it?
so, what then is or would in reality be the opposite of t h a t ? ... a healthy society, a socio-economic-political frame that allows for brainrot, marginally, in niches, but not for it to spread and take over and become president of a global power?
a law against brainrot? lol
can i just for once put out there that we shouldn't makes stereotypes about gen alpha, yes I know some gen alphas do act like that, but I do know a lot of gen alphas don't, so let's refrain from believing stereotypes because 1 it could make the gen alphas that don't act like that upset and 2 a few people or even a lot don't define a group.
For those who don't know the correct answer to this question is brain nourishment.
@DuMussDieUhrDruecken said in #32:
> @chesspanda6
> what'lol' - your brain doesn't stay like it is when you're born - it of course d e v e l o p s ... now which exact word made you find that funny?
Actually, rather your brain shrinks.
When you are born, alot of newly born neurons are around, but sadly, there isn't enough target tissue
There was a study done on rats where they added more tissue for the neurons to target, and as they grew up, turns out they **had more neurons**.
So, actually it is kind of the opposite (atleast after you are born).
That's the funny part, development. You don't 'gain' any brain power, it's just that your neurons are filled with information and data. Kind of how Neural Network (NNUE) models work.
Their 'neurons' have a little bit of code that triggers another neuron, and (talking about the simplest kind) if you add multiple layers of neurons, you get a system which can adapt to find an outcome.
For example, taking a picture of a leaf to identify if it is diseased, the 'neurons' can fire an trigger an outcome in the final layer to decide if it is diseased or not.
Similiar to our brains, these neurons have no experience. If you provide it, maybe 300, pictures of both non-diseased and diseased plants, it can precisely and accurately know if it has a disease or not.
*note: i suck at data science so please don't judge me*
actually the opposite of brainrot is SIX-SEV *GET OUT*
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