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Unresolved problems eat away at my mental capacity, as if problems are mentally uncompressed in the mind when it's still an unsolved problem, but when a solutio
by newsclues 4y ago
Unresolved problems eat away at my mental capacity, as if problems are mentally uncompressed in the mind when it's still an unsolved problem, but when a solution is found it can be compressed and stored without continuing to load the problem into the brain.
Once I learn something and it make sense, or solve a problem, it seems like the brain optimizes storage and frees up computational power.
- Verdex 4y agoSame. When I'm in the middle of a research topic I find that I have to periodically stop and sort everything out because it gets really hard to me to focus on more mundane work.