Quote by Bashir F. Biodun

Nothing is as engaged as a retentive human brain as uncounted events is inhibited in it

Nothing is as engaged as a retentive human brain as uncounte

Summary

This quote suggests that the human brain possesses an exceptional ability to remember and store countless memories and experiences. It highlights that the capacity of our brain to retain information is unparalleled, as it can hold an infinite number of events and occurrences. This implies that our brains are constantly engaged in processing and storing new information, showing the remarkable potential for memory and cognitive abilities that humans possess.

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By Bashir F. Biodun

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