Little Grey Cells: Smart Brain Cell Keychain by GIANTmicrobes-Learn About Brain Science with this Unique Neuron, Fun Gift for Scientists, Doctors, Neuroscience and Psychology fans

Name: Little Grey Cells: Smart Brain Cell Keychain by GIANTmicrobes-Learn About Brain Science with this Unique Neuron, Fun Gift for Scientists, Doctors, Neuroscience and Psychology fans
Brand: GIANT MICROBES
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• Great ideas are shocking! Little Grey Cells by GIANTmicrobes are intelligence-based products designed to amuse and educate.This adorable neuron will have you thinking about your brain cells and how they work together to make you who you are.
• Neuron represents the approximately 100 billion brain cells in your head. With over a 1,000 trillion connections, or synapses, there are more transmission-pathways in your head than there are atoms in the universe
• Excellent gift for students, teachers, scientists, doctors and any lover of brains and minds
• Vinyl keychain comes in colorful packaging with product information printed on the back
• Clip onto your backpack, luggage, keys and anywhere you go! Size: 2" x 1" x 1/4"

The little grey cells that make up your mind are primarily neurons. You have approximately 100 billion of them in your head! With over a 1,000 trillion connections, or synapses, there are more transmission-pathways in your head than there are atoms in the universe. But before you let that go to your head, think about this: the number of synapses peaks in early childhood, so the average three-year-old has ten times as many as the average adult! Of course, a linear relationship between synaptic-density and cognitive ability has never been scientifically demonstrated. (If you need help with that sentence, ask a toddler.) All a single neuron can do is flash a small signal on to its neighbors. But working together, they bestow upon us action like an angel, and apprehension like a god. Or do our thoughts animate them?