Do you remember the following aphorism of mine:
They say we use only 10% of our brain capacity. Wrong! Humanity uses only 10% of our brain capacity.
It is even worse than that: humanity uses 10% of our brain capacity, but often these are the wrong 10%. Let's take for example Alfred Krupa, a Croatian artist of Polish origin. Humanity praises him as the first human who painted:
a) with oil paints on paper, and
b) underwater,
but not as the human who invented the suitcase on wheels.
They say we use only 10% of our brain capacity. Wrong! Humanity uses only 10% of our brain capacity.
It is even worse than that: humanity uses 10% of our brain capacity, but often these are the wrong 10%. Let's take for example Alfred Krupa, a Croatian artist of Polish origin. Humanity praises him as the first human who painted:
a) with oil paints on paper, and
b) underwater,
but not as the human who invented the suitcase on wheels.
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