"I like making my brain smarter".
"She's a rebellious brain, smart but inexperienced," Ms. Cardellini says.
"You don't make the brain smarter, you make the rest of the body smarter, getting it to walk properly, use its arms and legs to reach properly at steering wheels, pedals and knobs, lifting things properly," Dr. Badler said.
They never hurt me; they taught me Korean and Spanish; they fed me fish heads ("They make your brain smart," Umma often said); they drove me home from parties when I was drunk.
How You Can Make Your Brain Smarter Every Day.
Sandra Bond Chapman, Ph.D., Founder and Chief Director of the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas, Dee Wyly Distinguished University Chair and author of Make Your Brain Smarter, is committed to maximizing cognitive potential across the entire lifespan.
With Lenny, I'm intimidated by his brain-smarts, but it's easier.
So we don't have a quick fix for making our brains smarter.
Gerta, unlike many of the top immigrant students at Grover Cleveland -- the school's valedictorians and prizewinners -- wanted to be popular and veered between "the kids who are street-smart and the kids who are brain-smart".
I thought Ben was really brain-smart because I saw him streaming "Chronicles of Narnia" in that café in Rome, but this Tolesoy was a thousand-page-long book, not a stream, and Lenny was on page 930, almost finished.
According to this view, which prevailed among anthropologists in the 1960's, war and killing were uniquely human phenomena; as Konrad Lorenz argued in his 1963 classic "On Aggression," humans alone had evolved brains smart enough to conceive of weapons.
