<h1>The ability to develop the human brain has reached its maximum and humanity no longer becomes smarter, according to the Daily Mail with reference to scientists at their Cambridge University , UK.</h1>

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It turns out that for the further development of the human brain one needs more oxygen and additional energy than is physically possible to provide. These conclusions came from neuroscientist Simon Laughlin on the basis of studying the structure of the human brain.

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<strong>"We managed to prove that in order to work, the brain must expend energy and this circumstance severely limits its capabilities," he said. "</strong>The ability to generalize is very energy-intensive, as it requires the analysis of different information originating from different sources. The lack of energy limits our ability to analyze information. "
In order to reduce its energy costs, the brain must establish new connections between different sites that would allow faster exchange of information. However, in order to establish these links, energy is also required, the lack of which requires establishing new connections. This vicious circle makes only one conclusion - the development of the human brain has reached its ceiling.