Building Human Intelligence
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All this indicates the plasticity of the nerve-cells, and proves that plastic impressions are pro- duced in them by various impulses. According to Ziegler, this plasticity plays a great role in memory fixation, of which we will speak later.
When we compare the brain-cortex of man with that of animals, it strikes us that in the latter the cells are crowded more closely together, and are in greater abundance. In the human brain-cortex we see fewer cells with large interspaces between them, but in... their place we find a network of fine fibrils, which just serve the processes of linking together the thoughts, the association processes. Just as we recognize the existence of high culture and industry in a State, by its extended network of telephone wires, as, for instance, in the cities of the United States, so it is here. The cells which are most important for 22 J. Demoor, La plasticite morphologique des neurones cerebraux. Travaux de laboratoire de 1'Institut Solvay. Bruxelles, 1896, t. I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this indicates the plasticity of the nerve-cells, and proves that plastic impressions are pro- duced in them by various impulses. According to Ziegler, this plasticity plays a great role in memory fixation, of which we will speak later.
When we compare the brain-cortex of man with that of animals, it strikes us that in the latter the cells are crowded more closely together, and are in greater abundance. In the human brain-cortex we see fewer cells with large interspaces between them, but in... their place we find a network of fine fibrils, which just serve the processes of linking together the thoughts, the association processes. Just as we recognize the existence of high culture and industry in a State, by its extended network of telephone wires, as, for instance, in the cities of the United States, so it is here. The cells which are most important for 22 J. Demoor, La plasticite morphologique des neurones cerebraux. Travaux de laboratoire de 1'Institut Solvay. Bruxelles, 1896, t. I.
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