> I hypothesise that offloading this brain work to a machine atrophies your cerebral muscles Personally I think this is a myth and the brain is not like some m

> I hypothesise that offloading this brain work to a machine atrophies your cerebral muscles Personally I think this is a myth and the brain is not like some muscle that needs to be kept in shape with a specific set of exercises. Certainly stimulating the brain has been shown to have positive effects in older people, but it hasn't been proven that there's a difference between learning a new language or playing bridge. And nothing proven was found to prevent Alzheimer. Generally speaking, offloading computations to a machine allows one to concentrate his gray matter on other things and before we come to a conclusion that this leads to brain atrophy, evidence needs to be presented.