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Internet use "Good for the brain"

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Scottish Business Owner

Scottish Business Owner

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A really amusing story today on the BBC website saying that using the internet is actually good for the brain. Given the amount of time I spend on it each day I must be classed as a genius :lol:

BBC NEWS | Health | Internet use 'good for the brain'

It does bring up some really interesting questions though. How much time do we all spend online each day and what would we do if we didn't have the internet? :)
 
Gordon N

Gordon N

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I'm sorry but I now find this thread beneath me, if one wishes to discuss quantum theory however I will..... :001_tt2:

.... what am I talking about, I can't see how bebo and facebook can make anybody more intelligent! :)

Regards,

Gordon
 
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Power Lunch Club

Power Lunch Club

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I'm sorry but I now find this thread beneath me, if one wishes to discuss quantum theory however I will..... :001_tt2:

.... what am I talking about, I can't see how bebo and facebook can make anybody more intelligent! :)

Regards,

Gordon

You mean there are more websites than cbeebies!!:crying:
 
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Terry

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Without reading the article I am guessing they are talking about older people and how using the Internet and new technical stuff in general keeps their neurons firing. The same can be said for younger people but you would have to find much more complex tasks than the Internet. I have met a few older people who are much more switched on than others and in general I think it is fair to say that they were more into trying new stuff outwith their comfort zone.
 

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