Summary Of Do People Only Use 10 Percent Of Their Brains

Without revealing the entire storyline, Lucy is a motion picture about a thrill-seeking college student played by Scarlett Johansson who finds herself in a horrific drug and human trafficking situation where her brain is permanently altered by a laboratory drug known as CPH4 ingested during her captivity. CPH4 is a real enzyme in bacteria and other organisms. The CPH4 enzyme produces Queuosine. Queuosine is a molecule that essentially helps hold the tRNA of bacteria cells together. Due to the drug's volatile biological restructuring nature and the amount she ingested, she begins using more than 10% of her brain and has less than 48 hours to live. She finds the one neuroscientist and professor (played by Morgan Freeman) who has done research on this theory of using more than 10% of your brain, to help capture her journey and her new knowledge . However, time is limited because
For example the movie tried to convey the assumption that humans only use 10 percent of the brain which is misleading. The correction is this fact: it's not that we use only 10 percent of our brains, rather it's that we only understand about 10 percent of how it functions. As stated by the Scientific American article published February 7, 2008, "Do People Only Use 10 Percent of Their Brains", “the '10 percent myth' is so wrong it is almost laughable, says neurologist Barry Gordon at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore." The director used these things to enhance the movie and make the movie more interesting to the viewer , but the facts and things we saw in the movie were fictional. They were implemented merely because they make a good story line. Intelligence is determined by your genetic make up and the environment you are brought up in. If you live in a household who advocates for education and pushes you to do your best then you will want more knowledge and better