Your neurons stop going through mitosis at the age of 4, so with no neuroplasticity you would have the metal capacity of a four-year-old.
>That being said how important is different experiences shaping us?
<there BO, a way to talk about the brain in a appropriate manner (but less of an important topic)

>>334264
Terminal lucidity is shit, SHIT.
Actually forgetting everything would be cooler.

>>332925
Not quite. I would like to use my couch to SLEEP and thus, SATISFY MY SLEEP HYGIENE NEEDS.

>>339976
Agreed as if one last tease that you forgotten everything before you inevitably die.

>>339975
No, that’s how neurons work, that’s what happens when post-mitotic cells go into Growth 0 and no longer have enough centrioles to complete anaphase
>https://www.labxchange.org/library/items/lb:LabXchange:1e9fa55c:html:1
>https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4418291/
>https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/80619/apart-from-nerve-cells-and-muscle-cells-what-types-of-cells-do-not-undergo-mito