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The brain is active throughout an individual's lifespan, although the specific patterns of activity can vary depending on the individual's state (e.g., whether they are awake or asleep, their level of physical activity, etc.). The brain is also capable of adapting and changing in response to various experiences and stimuli, a process known as neuroplasticity. However, brain function can be impaired or lost due to various factors such as injury, disease, or other types of damage. Ultimately, the brain will stop functioning at the end of an individual's life, which is often referred to as brain death.

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