this-is-your-brain-on-silence

8/23/2014

This article explores the effects of silence on the human brain. It discusses research that demonstrates how exposure to silence can have numerous benefits including improving focus, enhancing creativity, and reducing stress. The article highlights how silence allows the brain to process information more effectively and encourages self-reflection. It also delves into the history of silence and how it has been embraced or feared throughout different cultures. Ultimately, the article emphasizes the importance of incorporating periods of silence into our daily lives for the well-being of our brain and overall mental health.

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