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Brains of elderly slow because they know so much
Telegraph ^ | January 20 2014 | Sarah Knapton,

Posted on 01/20/2014 6:31:13 PM PST by MeshugeMikey

The brains of older people only appear to slow down because they have so much information to compute, much like a full-up hard drive, scientists believe.

(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...


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1 posted on 01/20/2014 6:31:13 PM PST by MeshugeMikey
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To: MeshugeMikey
We know too much.....Sounds like another attempt by Obamacare to do us in.

Maybe we should just shut our mouths and play dumb.

2 posted on 01/20/2014 6:32:47 PM PST by Sacajaweau
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To: MeshugeMikey

ROFL...it’s all that protein that clogs the brain.


3 posted on 01/20/2014 6:33:00 PM PST by Kackikat
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To: MeshugeMikey

Craxy is as Craxy is.


4 posted on 01/20/2014 6:33:17 PM PST by no-to-illegals (Scrutinize our government and Secure the Blessing of Freedom and Justice)
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To: MeshugeMikey

Does this theory apply to older Freepers who use vanity threads to beg for computer help?


5 posted on 01/20/2014 6:33:20 PM PST by Carpe Cerevisi
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