The Importance Of My Brain

Every day I wake up I am greeted with the one thing that many people take for granted, I wake up and realize that I have learned how to use my brain and body to function in everyday life. Since the day we are born we are given a wonderful thing called a brain, our brain is the most complex thing that we as a species have discovered and had the privilege to use.  Without my brain I would not be able to do anything, literally, I would be a husk of meat that does nothing but flops to the ground. Without the ability to use my brain I would have died at birth, we learn how to breathe by using our brain, without the ability to breath we would suffocate and die. Our brain also lets us store vast amounts of knowledge in it, knowledge that we use every day. How to walk, how to talk, how to read and write, without our rain we would all be nothing. No people may say “You don’t learn how to use your brain you are born with it.” I would beg to differ we learn how to use our brain by a means of tacking in new knowledge, storing it in our brain, then using it in our ever day life. Through this process we learn how to use our brain through our memory. And like I said without our brain we would be nothing but husks, slabs of meat that do nothing and die within the first few seconds of be brought into this world. Our brain is vastly important to us and our survival. I am happy that I have my brain and have had the amazing journey of learning to use it, even if it is only 10% of it.