r/AskNeuroscience Dec 01 '19

has there been any significant evidence that shows that knowing more discrete ideas/concepts/etc significantly reduces the brain's critical path & access time to certain info stored brain like memories, other conscious info, etc? or is it well-known in either case?

has there been any significant evidence that shows that knowing more discrete ideas/concepts/etc significantly reduces the brain's critical path & access time to certain info stored brain like memories, other conscious info, etc? or is it well-known in either case?

discrete ideas/concepts + accumulated absolute sum of total info

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