🧠 From Evolution to the Neurone How did the brain architecture become functionally capable of sustaining life? The answer begins long before thought, memory or emotion. It begins in the very evolutionary history of the nervous system. The brain is a unique and non-transferable organ, and each characteristic acquired throughout evolution has been shaping this singular architecture, capable of sustaining not only survival, but the very experience of existing.

🧠 The real brain We are living through a curious moment: never has the brain been talked about so much, and at the same time, rarely has it been so misunderstood. But the real brain is not “hype”, nor does it function through slogans. It does not respond to shouting, frustration, shortcuts or the idea that we can simply sleep less, drink more coffee and demand infinite performance from it. Reducing the brain to ready-made phrases is to underestimate the complexity of this