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Brain overload - 4/13/2006 7:54:50 PM

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Ok. My brain hurts. Seriously. I think it's overloaded

I wonder how much knowledge a person can cram into their brain before it seriously goes into overload and breaks down

Days like today, I am seriously reconsidering my chosen career path.

Any one else have days like this? Where you just feel like you can NOT learn anymore without exploding?

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 8:10:38 PM

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ORIGINAL: Tikkiee

Ok. My brain hurts. Seriously. I think it's overloaded

I wonder how much knowledge a person can cram into their brain before it seriously goes into overload and breaks down

Days like today, I am seriously reconsidering my chosen career path.

Any one else have days like this? Where you just feel like you can NOT learn anymore without exploding?

Always! :)

I devour books whole personally. But yes, sometimes the amount of information can be staggering. Mental exercise like physical exercise, should be regular but paced.

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 8:29:47 PM

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cramming again?

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 9:14:14 PM

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Any one else have days like this? Where you just feel like you can NOT learn anymore without exploding?

While having no first hand experience, I would imagine exploding would prove less interesting than learning.

Personally, I have two speeds ... full speed, and sleeping. I don't wear down, as much as totally shut down. Three minutes after my head hits the pillow, you could shoot a cannon in my bedroom and I would sleep right through it. My only peaceful activity is drunken sunbathing.

I'll probably die of old age, at age 30.

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 9:19:57 PM

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Yes I know how you feel Tikkiee. Nights before exams I'll have this spacy look to me and my roommate will ask, "whats the matter" my only response, "my brains full". You just feel as if nothing more can be done.. hehe good luck on whatever it is you are studying :) what are you studying?

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 9:59:58 PM

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During 3 to 4 hour lectures in school or during speeches, I learned that the mind can only take what the bottom can endure.

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RE: Brain overload - 4/13/2006 10:23:14 PM

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I have days like that all the time.

I am also beginning to think that I must lose a piece of information everytime I gain a new piece of information.

That or I am just getting old....lol

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 6:59:32 AM

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Yes I know how you feel Tikkiee. Nights before exams I'll have this spacy look to me and my roommate will ask, "whats the matter" my only response, "my brains full". You just feel as if nothing more can be done.. hehe good luck on whatever it is you are studying :) what are you studying?

Molecular Biophysics

though like I said, I am beginning to seriously rethink my chosen path

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 7:25:05 AM

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Molecular Biophysics

Well no wonder your brain is full!!! Hats off to you!

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 10:37:27 AM

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Molecular Biophysics

Be very, very careful with Molecular Biophysics. Heads have been known to pop like zits when studying Molecular Biophysics. In Japan there's a whole industry that's sprung up of people who clean up after students' heads have exploded, and many are forced to study in rooms with tiles on the ceilings and walls just to make cleanup easier. Stay away from Organic Chemistry, too.

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 12:56:25 PM

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I suspect that my brain's been about full for several years.

My plan is to find a way to clear out the large part of it that's storing information about songs from the '70s and '80s.

Stupid brain. You could have rocket science in there!

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 1:07:27 PM

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Molecular Biophysics
though like I said, I am beginning to seriously rethink my chosen path

Well no wonder.

What school do you attend ... SMU? I attend Rice, but have considerably less lofty goals.

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 1:45:41 PM

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What school do you attend

UT Soutwestern in Dallas

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 5:28:39 PM

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I suspect that my brain's been about full for several years.

My plan is to find a way to clear out the large part of it that's storing information about songs from the '70s and '80s.

Stupid brain. You could have rocket science in there!

Now THAT's funny!

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RE: Brain overload - 4/14/2006 6:37:46 PM

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Be very, very careful with Molecular Biophysics. Heads have been known to pop like zits when studying Molecular Biophysics. In Japan there's a whole industry that's sprung up of people who clean up after students' heads have exploded, and many are forced to study in rooms with tiles on the ceilings and walls just to make cleanup easier. Stay away from Organic Chemistry, too.

Maybe I could walk around with a bag around my head to avoid the mess?

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I suspect that my brain's been about full for several years.

My plan is to find a way to clear out the large part of it that's storing information about songs from the '70s and '80s.

Stupid brain. You could have rocket science in there!