Karthi Subbaraman

The aim of this mini-series (5 parts) is to explore the popular neuromyths and bust them with some science, some sense, and some anecdotes. So far we talked about myths around left/right brain [https://karthis.blog/left-brain/] , around how little we use our brain [https://karthis.blog/neuromyth-2/] and

So far we discussed the myths around left/right brain [https://karthis.blog/left-brain/] and around how little we use our brain [https://karthis.blog/neuromyth-2/]. Today we will talk about the myth around critical period for neuroplasticity. > Myth: There are certain periods (referred as critical periods) during early

There are a number of neuro-myths and misnomers floating around about the human brain. The aim of this mini series is to debunk and demystify some of those. The first one I want to discuss and expose is this idea of left and right brain and its associations. Left &