From: aminer68@gmail.com   
      
   Hello..   
      
      
   The study shows that in more intelligent persons certain brain regions are   
   clearly more strongly involved in the exchange of information between   
   different sub-networks of the brain in order for important information to be   
   communicated quickly and    
   efficiently. On the other hand, the research team also identified brain   
   regions that are more strongly 'de-coupled' from the rest of the network in   
   more intelligent people. This may result in better protection against   
   distracting and irrelevant inputs. "   
   We assume that network properties we have found in more intelligent persons   
   help us to focus mentally and to ignore or suppress irrelevant, potentially   
   distracting inputs," says Basten. The causes of these associations remain an   
   open question at present.    
   "It is possible that due to their biological predispositions, some individuals   
   develop brain networks that favor intelligent behaviors or more challenging   
   cognitive tasks. However, it is equally as likely that the frequent use of the   
   brain for    
   cognitively challenging tasks may positively influence the development of   
   brain networks. Given what we currently know about intelligence, an interplay   
   of both processes seems most likely."   
      
   Read more here on science News:   
      
   Smart people have better connected brains   
      
   https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/11/171122103552.htm   
      
      
   Thank you,   
   Amine Moulay Ramdane.   
      
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