Researchers discover a whole other world within the human brain (Video)

A new discovery has been made revealing that the human brain has structures and forms that hold up to 11 dimensions. Scientists say they have found a world they would never have imagined.

Through the use of algebrical topology, multidimensional structures and geometry spaces have been discovered in human brain networks. The human brain is estimated to have an average of 86 billion neurons, each cell has several connections that connect and expand in each direction, transmitting an extremely large cell network that allows us to think and reach consciousness.

To show how all human brain cells will adapt in order to perform extremely complex tasks, scientists have used methods of showing computer models. In their study, scientists find out how structures are formed at the same time when they are combined into a <x0 minus> ” that creates an exact geometry structure.

A neuroscientist, who is director of the Blue Brain project in Lausanne, Switzerland, was interviewed and quoted as saying: “We have found a world we have never imagined before. We've discovered ten thousand of these objects even in a tiny brain fluid, up to seven dimensions, yet we have also discovered structures of up to 11 dimensions in some networks. ”

In an interview with W IRED, Ran Levi Aberdeen said: “The presence of high dimensional tooth damage when the brain processes information shows that the neurons on the grid respond to incentives in an organized and marvelous way”.

“is like the brain (1D), boards (2D), cubes (3D) and then the most complex geometry with 4D, 5D, etc. The sequence of activity throughout the brain resembles a multi-dimensional castle that has the ability to materialise from sand and then break down”, he added./Periscopi/