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Did you know that the human brain starts slowing down as early as age 30? The good news is that you can speed it up, and improve even your most basic cognitive abilities at any age.

Training your brain with brain games is a fun way to improve your memory and concentration. Playing games, puzzles, and brain teasers each day keeps your brain in top shape.

Regularly playing brain games can also increase other mental abilities, such as mental processing speed, cognitive control, and reaction time. These skills are valuable at school, in the workplace, and in daily life. According to research, playing brain games can even help prevent Alzheimer's Disease.

 

 

 

Rubik's Cube is one effecient way to improve our spatial intelligence and considered a perfect brain training, it's a mechanical puzzle and comes in different versions.

The spatial intelligence also called sometimes visual thinking manifests in a variety of ways. Transforming mental images is a spatial skill. When a hiker pauses with map and compass, it is the spatial intelligence that conceptualizes the path. Through the spatial sense, a painter "feels" the tension, balance and composition of a painting. Spatial ability is also "the more abstract intelligence of a chess master, a battle commander, or a theoretical physicist", as well as the familiar ability to recognize objects, faces, and details.

"Spatial" is not merely a "visual" thing, it includes abstract, analytical abilities that go beyond seeing images.

Mind maps and outlines are spatial methods of displaying the organizational structure of a thought. Through this kind of visual thinking, one can perceive how thoughts are related to one another, how realms of thought stack, overlap, or stand side by side.

Spatial intelligence can be easily found in our society: architects, contractors, and engineers have it. So do most carpenters and many other tradespeople.

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