🧩 The Learning Brain

Incomprehensible

Impossible or very difficult to understand.

Contemporary

Belonging to or occurring in the present time; modern.

Cognition

The mental processes involved in thinking, knowing, and understanding.

Pave the way

To make progress easier or prepare for future developments.

Dawn

The beginning or first appearance of something (e.g., an idea or era).

Input

Information or data that is received or entered into a system or brain.

Output

The result or product that comes from processing information.

Fibre

A thread-like structure; in biology, nerve or muscle fibre.

Suppress

To stop or reduce something from happening or being expressed.

Amplify

To make something stronger, larger, or more intense.

Converge

To come together from different directions to meet.

Disperse

To spread out or move apart.

Adjacent

Next to or very near something else.

Spinal cord

The long bundle of nerves connecting the brain to the body.

Transmit

To send signals, information, or energy from one place to another.

Synapse

The junction between two nerve cells where signals pass.

Convert

To change from one form, system, or state to another.

Receptor

A cell or structure that receives and responds to stimuli.

Disorder

A disruption of normal physical or mental function.

Spur

To encourage or stimulate action or development.