Brainpower Stories

He went to the moon for the dead, because its not just the living that can give your life a purpose. Now, after spending 10 years there, he is coming back. And he's got an unbelievable ally with him. An ally for which the mankind could never have been ready. Think alien? Think again. This ally can't be much younger than the life itself. His need for revenge is making him do bitter, inhuman acts. But it's not a revenge story. He might be a superhuman in making. But it's not a superhero story. A sci-fi drama which tries to show what happens when the true and powerful and the oldest mentors of humans are on our side. And what can happen if they are our enemies. ** This awesome cover is very generously made by @RACoughlin Her designs are worth checking out. Highest ranking so far : #6 in science fiction on October 9, 2017. This is my first ever work. So I really don't know how I'm doing. I'll be so grateful if you can read and comment it and let me know what is it that I'm doing right / wrong. And don't forget to vote if you like it. Thanks much.

A big book of fun facts, for the purpose of entertainment.

Ever wondered how you became the person you are today? This book takes you on a journey from the very first moments of life, through the incredible stages of brain development, learning, and moral growth. Discover how your brain builds itself like a construction site, how you learn to think, solve problems, and understand the world, and how your mindset shapes your success. Packed with fun metaphors, interactive quizzes, and real-life examples, this book explains the science of YOU in a way that is simple, relatable, and unforgettable. Perfect for curious minds of all ages who want to understand themselves and grow smarter every day

Her name is Allyson McGomery, and she has a secret, so secret that if someone finds out, she'll have no other choice then to {well I guess you'll have find out}

Can you Out Riddle a Rhyme? (New riddles updated daily)

I woke in a room that I didn't recognise. The walls were a bright blue, the floor made of a dark hardwood. I lay in a twin sized bed with blue blankets and sheets. When I sat up I noticed the full length mirror on the back of the door. An unfamiliar face stared back at me, a stranger followed my movements as I climbed out of the bed and walked towards the door. Bright red hair corkscrewed out of my scalp and created a curly mane that fell to my shoulders. Green eyes above dark circles stared as if haunted into the mirror back at me, scrutinising my outfit. A short skirted, sleeveless dress in black followed the curves, or angles, of my body and stopped inches above my knees. I had just enough time to raise an eyebrow at the outfit before the knob on the door turned. They told me my name was Melinda, Melinda Van Dyke. They told me I was 23. I was told that I had a brain like no other, that I was a gift to society, that others saw me as a monster and had tried to kill me.

FNAF and aphmau interference,lol Xd This is what I think in my brain XDDDDDDDD ;) bye poptarts

DISCLAIMER: These are not mine. Includes 50 tricky riddles with answers published after every five. Good luck!

See like any other boy or girl Benjamin was special not like good at singing or soccer special, Benjamin could use more brain power than the rest of us. For example at 10 he already had a advanced vocabulary. His brother made a promise to him one that I will not spoil but if you read ahead you will unfold the adventure of how Benjamin's brother goes through with his secret.

There is a message in code that i hope you try and successfully make-out what it is saying. I congratulate all who do achieve this goal. For a hint you need to know your alphabet correctly, good luck! p.s- I am not going to be too hard on you so I will be giving you some hints but the further you go on the harder it will be to complete the puzzle. Good luck little Sherlock!

In the realm of anterior cortex exploration, experts are uncovering crucial insights into the relationship between aging, physical changes, and preventable clinical issues. This article explores how diet and exercise can play a transformative role in enhancing brain health and overall well-being. It provides a concise guide on the latest research and expert advice to help you lead a fulfilling life, regardless of your stage of life. Unlocking the Secrets of Brain Health: Diet and Exercise for a Fulfilling Life This section explores the intricate connection between internal and physical changes associated with aging. It emphasizes the potential to prevent and treat common clinical issues related to aging and offers insights into the role of genetics in the aging process. Expert perspectives from the AARP Andrus Foundation and the latest research on anterior cortex disquisition are featured. Nourishing Your Brain: The Role of Diet in Longevity Discover how dietary choices can significantly influence the risk of diseases such as heart disease, cancer, stroke, and diabetes. Learn about the benefits of a diet rich in vegetables for preventing these conditions and how red meat consumption can impact colon health. Dive into the consequences of high-fat diets and the role of refined sugars in obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Eating for a Lifetime: Maintaining Brain Health Through the Years This section provides timeless dietary guidelines for promoting a healthy brain as you age. It highlights the importance of whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables and explains the crucial role of hydration in brain health. You'll find recommendations on replacing saturated fats with healthier monounsaturated fats, choosing nutritious snacks, and making mealtimes a social and enjoyable experience. Exercise Your Way to a Better Brain: The Power of Movement

Prestyn Errol "Mocambo" Dean, Jr., principal and headmaster actively working at the Prestyn Errol Dean, Sr. Elementary School in Dean Village, Connecticut, is an incredible man of motivative and physical educational combat, equipped with transformable weapons of mass instruction. PRESTYN DEAN, a hilarious look at higher education, follows the misadventures of this extraordinary possession super-motivational powers, which all transform him into every coaching contraption, motivation gun or gadget being discovered by Professor Bolt, a notorious scientist, private investigator and juvenile coach handing over a series of rapid-fire assignments that increase intellectual and social awareness, one class at a time to Dean's teachers and classmates, wherever those kids will be while learning various topics of interest. These inventions, which Principal Dean can transform into any diverse tool or weapon for motivating his children ages 5 to 10 years, reveal super-motivational and top-secret coaching powers - these are the contraptions of self-empowerment! Empower juvenile change. Embrace the future. PRESTYN DEAN is a hilarious, punchline-filled and zany classroom adventure kids and their parents can read together. Shoot for the mark... and Dean-alyze your child's I.Q. Remember, when it comes to motivation, Headmaster Prestyn Dean will be your educational motivational coach!

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Mind mapping is a versatile technique that can be used by anyone to capture, develop and solve problems. The mapping function of your ideas on a mind map allows you to easily capture and point to the things you are typing, so your mind can be creative and not get stuck in trying to remember all the details. According to Margulies (1991) vi, before children learn a language, they visualize pictures in their minds which are linked to concepts. Unfortunately, once children are trained to write only words in one colour, on lined paper, their creative channels and mental flexibility diminishes. Using images, like Mind Maps, keeps this creativity fired up.