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Application of Physiological Advantage-Based Real Neurovascular Fiber Model System in Assisted Thinking Visualization — Similarities, Differences and Spatiotemporal Multi-Dimensional Thinking System

Siyuan Chen

Abstract


This piece was created based around a few problems with how we think through multi- tasking and putting things from different
topics together like what we see in some of those thoughts going down when it's time to do everything. We try building a multi brain region
working collaboration mode through neurovascular cellulose that is based upon studies regarding the brains with very good multitasking skills
as well as our own 10+ years' academic education process for the mind in the teaching field. Develop hierarchical implementation methods,
establish a hierarchy of task parallel idea network structures, and establish pathways to realize thought visualization ideas according to models. At the same time, we built up a kind of spatial - temporal multi -dimensional idea - thinking system which achieved application in different areas as well as proof of effect being carried out. And finally make an application frame work of this for the purpose of thinking visualization so it can be converted from biological advantage into general thought tools and give a way for everybody else who isn't part of this group,
how do you actually go about improving your own mind.

Keywords


Neurovascular cellulose; Thinking model system; Thinking visualization; Spatio-temporal multi-dimensional thinking; Multi-brain-region collaboration

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v4i8.9942

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