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From a neurological perspective, every time you encounter something new, your brain tries to record as ① much information as possible. Thousands of neurons are stimulated, which help code and store this information, ultimately ② causing you to feel and notice a lot. But as time goes on, the “new” experience becomes old, and your brain begins to use less and less energy ③ to encode information―simply because it already knows it. If you drive to and from work every day, the drive isn’t stimulating your brain ④ near as much as the first time you took that route.
From a neurological perspective, every time you encounter something new, your brain tries to record as ① much information as possible. Thousands of neurons are stimulated, which help code and store this information, ultimately ② causing you to feel and notice a lot. But as time goes on, the “new” experience becomes old, and your brain begins to use less and less energy ③ to encode information―simply because it already knows it. If you drive to and from work every day, the drive isn’t stimulating your brain ④ near as much as the first time you took that route.
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