The brain is the engine of our mind.
We need to better understand human communications on an elemental nature: The principal components of the brain are well documented and understood, but what is least well known are how neural pathways, geometries, and synapses really enable communication and emotional development in particular. We need to explore the elemental nature of human communication, learning as well as emotional and physical development. The already fathomed structures of brain components can be melded and supplemented with neuronal network models linking the center of cognition of the locations of learning and memory.
We need a complete picture of the environment to which the brain is adapting - to figure out what is going on within the brain: It is not only something in an environment fostering connectivity within our brains. The connectivity within our brains also shapes our environment. Architecture or music are very good examples. And, in this, an individual could develop new connectivity, foster similar connectivity in many other brains. To this, we could add connectivity (resonant or dissonant) with other forms of life and physical environment in general - including observing distant galaxies, for example.

Big Brain is a big project to explore, but like an elephant, if you break it up into smaller pieces, one could eat a whole one. Humans have broken the science into many disconnected ‘sciences” - with each having its own cryptic jargon - to prevent others, uninitiated ones to comprehend. But you cannot simply push experts in various disciplines into a room, lock the door and pray for a result. Each of the experts will only produce dots from his/her field in their specific jargon, with nobody trying to connect these dots. It takes a multidisciplinary approach to explore the big brain, Be thoughtful and mindful to explore the engine behind your thought, - the brain.
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