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๐Ÿงต Trivial, easy, and weird things that MAY enhance the brain

Anonymous No. 16289360

Post some small new things that aren't on the internet and that are creative, I've found these on the internet; Puzzles, Practicing Ambidexterity, Brainwave Entrainment, Neurofeedback Training, Lucid Dreaming, Brain Foods, Cryotherapy, Games, Literature, Hand-Eye Coordination Activities, Standing Desk, Sudoku in a Different Language, Mental Math, Magic Tricks, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Chess, BlindfoldedMirror Writing, Complex Music, Constellations, Quantum Thinking, Cryptograms, Dungeons & Dragons, Micro Expressions Reading, Zen Koans, Coding and Juggling

Anonymous No. 16289380

>>16289360
FD&C Blue #1

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Anonymous No. 16290212

>>16289380
>FD&C Blue #1
That's such an oddly specific response.
>...This led them to test a related dye, brilliant blue G (also known as Coomassie brilliant blue) in rats, which improved recovery from spinal cord injury while temporarily turning them blue.
Is that why Hindu's have their blue deities? Is it from someone being (un/knowingly) used for medical experimentations for various substances, in this case indigo dyes?
I've actually wondered why they don't create dyeless alternatives to drinks/foods, though I have a few guesses as to why...
I do like "blueberry" flavored products a lot though. Don't care much for "cherry", typically.

>>16289360
Flow toys like picrel are fun

Anonymous No. 16290791

>>16289360
it's called doing math. Start reading

Barkon No. 16290807

>the
Implying the brain isn't owned.

Anonymous No. 16290856

>>16290791
this is known and is not trivial

Anonymous No. 16290961

>>16289360
>Sudoku in a different language
?

Anonymous No. 16290976

>>16289380
>>16290212
wait till u learn bout methylene blue!

Anonymous No. 16291327

Chewing gum

Anonymous No. 16292218

worshiping god