We all want to be smart, to shine with ingenuity, wit and intellect, but only a select few like Nikolai Baskov and Gennady Onishchenko succeed in this. Read this article - and the world in your head will sparkle with new convolutions.
Alexander Kanygin
1. Read more
The more complex and unusual the books, the better. Complex constructions, long, detailed sentences, rare words, abstruse articles from our magazine, and especially poetry - a real "Rastishka" for your brain.
2. Drum on the table
Better yet, make it a rule to accompany the music you hear: on your knee, on the tabletop or on a freshly bought tom-tom - it doesn't matter. Palms or chopsticks. Neuroscientist Anirud Patel from San Diego believes that the sense of rhythm plays an important role in learning. After all, the basal ganglia are responsible for it - the parts of the brain involved in motor functions.
3. Listen to classical music
Especially Mozart. In 1995, psychologist Frances Rauscher tricked thirty rats into a room. For two months, the Sonata for two pianos in C major was periodically performed there. After the experiment, it turned out that the animals began not only to dance better, but also to run the maze faster and with fewer errors than the other group of rats who lived these two months in silence.
4. Train your memory
London taxi drivers, for example, have an enlarged hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for emotions and memory. What are you worse?
■ Bookmark brainscale.ru. There you will find one of the variants of the "N back" task, developed in 1958 to explore and stimulate the activity of certain areas of the brain, the development of working memory, logical thinking and the ability to concentrate. Try to take the test every day, set aside a few minutes for this at the beginning of the day and the same amount at the end. According to a 2008 study by Suzanne Yeggi, regular training in this task can significantly develop fluid intelligence, expand a person’s working memory, improve logical thinking and the ability to concentrate.
■ After making a list of products that you need to buy, reread it several times and try to remember not their names, but your future path through different departments in the store. Having collected everything in a cart and standing in line, try to calculate the total amount in your mind. If she later turns out to be true, you can buy yourself a bush of spinach as a reward: it is good for memory.
■ Set aside half an hour each day to memorize poetry. The last time you did this was kindergarten, but all the words flew out of your head at the moment when the official part of the holiday ended and the coffin was lowered into the ground. The content of the poems does not matter.
5. Drink coffee
Caffeine stimulates the release of the neurotransmitters dopamine and norepinephrine, which help you stay energized and focused longer. It is important not to overdo it: from a very large dose of caffeine, you will get overexcited and will not be able to think rationally. Caffeine in doses of more than 300 mg (four cups of natural coffee) per day will cause anxiety, headache, tremor, arrhythmia.
6. Albert Einstein
Theoretical physicist, Nobel laureate:
“Intellectual growth should begin at birth and stop only at death. Knowing where to find information and how to use it is the secret to success. The mind, once expanded its boundaries, will never return to the former. Outstanding personalities are not formed through beautiful speeches but by their own work and its results.
7. Mark Porcius Cato
Senior statesman, writer:
« a wise man learns more from fools than fools from the wise."
8. Play chess, checkers and poker
These games can not only make you richer, but also perfectly develop your thinking. If you think you're too good at chess, try playing against the clock as well, so that it doesn't take more than a minute to make a decision.
9. Develop your numerical sense
Yes, you already have it. Take a handful of small change out of your pocket, take a quick look at it and try to calculate the total amount from memory. Véronique Izgård, a cognitive psychologist at Harvard, has found that ancient brain structures are responsible for expense, something like a quasi-lion years old (is there such a number? We're bad at it), but they can develop throughout a lifetime. To check how your HH is developed on this moment, take a short test or a large test, the results of which will even be preserved in the annals of an American university and help advance science. Well, then - develop the CH. The easiest way is to pack things in a bag. When you figure out how best to cram them in, your brain solves the most difficult tasks and trains.
10. Feed your brain right!
Especially if you still cannot fully tell a single poem from the school curriculum, and Facebook reminds you of the birthdays of your friends.
■ Walnuts. Almost the main food for an erudite! They even look like a brain. Five nuts a day - and you will be provided with lecithin, which improves brain function and activates memory. Nuts are also useful if you suddenly live in conditions of high radiation.
■ Fish. Laconic and cold, it is rich in iodine, its meat contains omega-3 fatty acids, which provide a quick influx of energy necessary for the transmission of impulses in brain cells. They also regulate the level of cholesterol in the blood and improve the functioning of blood vessels. If you eat at least 100 grams of fish a day, you will increase the reaction rate and you will reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
■ Pumpkin seeds. Pour half a glass into your jacket pocket and during office scandals improve your memory and make your brain think faster. All thanks to zinc.
■ Spinach. Add it to your morning omelette two to three times a week. The lutein contained in spinach will protect brain cells from premature aging.
■ Sage. Johns Hopkins University found that sage inhibits the action of amino acids responsible for memory impairment. Now they drink tea with sage every day and everyone remembers everyone.
11. Try to guess the next phrase of the interlocutor
Rebecca Sykes of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is confident that with proper training, people will be able to understand others without words at all - by facial expression, look and other similar signs. The section of the brain that is located behind the right ear and is responsible for intuition is responsible for this.
12. Start a blog
Telling about the events of the day in it, you will not only learn to articulate thoughts clearly, but you will also constantly think of new topics and sharp answers to questions from loyal readers.
13. Koichi Tohei
Writer, Aikido Master, 10th Dan, Founder of the Ki-Aikido Style Kii Society “Reading is the cornerstone of intelligence. Fill in your free time reading all kinds of books. Read novels, non-fiction, biographies. First, skim through the book quickly to get a general idea of it. If you think it makes sense, read it again. As a result, your brain’s ability to adapt to different circumstances and organize a wide variety of data will increase.”
14. Solve crosswords
Surprisingly, it works: the work of the brain is greatly spurred on by serious crossword puzzles.
15. Konstantin Sheremetiev
Researcher, author of the "Intelligence" project (), author of the books "Perfect Brain: How to control the subconscious" and "How to become smarter":
“Someone thinks that if at school he was good at solving problems in mathematics or something like that, then he is smart and will remain so forever. This is utter nonsense. If you pump up your muscles at the age of 18, and then lie down on the sofa and forget about them, then very soon they will atrophy. And the same thing happens with the efficiency of the brain.”
To the answer!
Konstantin Sheremetyev cleverly answers our stupid questions.
Who can be considered smart?A person who uses his brain to solve everyday problems. The main mental activity takes place in the subconscious. They don’t teach him how to handle it at school, so the brain of most people is idle. He doesn't help them in any way. And the main purpose of intelligence is to ensure survival. Therefore, in order to evaluate the mind of a person, remember the rule: the result of the work of the intellect is a change in the material world. Survival? Then who is smarter - an office worker or a hunter in wild nature?
Oddly enough, the brain does not distinguish between these types of activity. Both need to explore what surrounds them and learn how to act effectively in this environment. How many minutes or hours per day should be devoted to brain training?
The brain works around the clock. The only question is how much load you give him. If you look at life critically, look for what you want to do, realize yourself, then the brain starts to work to its fullest. If there is no mental load, he will atrophy and is only capable of thinking according to a pattern. You developed an emergency response program for astronauts. Are they smarter than those who have not been in space?
I entered knowledge in various fields into the artificial intelligence system so that in a dangerous situation it would suggest the right decision. But you can save helpful tips for all occasions in the phone. Then, for example, in the event of an accident, you will know exactly what to do.
16. Learn a foreign language
Andrea Macelli, PhD in neurology from the University of London, proves that people who know several foreign languages find it easier to switch between different mental tasks. An additional impetus in the development of your brain will give new way study of obscure foreign words.
■ Let's say learning a language through parallel translations. On getparalleltranslations.com you will find books with both English and Russian texts on their pages. In fact, these are the same titles with which you love to watch the latest TV shows so much.
■ Vojtek Rinik, a Slovak web developer, believes that words should be learned before they appear in a book. Surprised by his advice, you should feed the unfamiliar text to the wordsfromtext.com service, in response, it will generate a list of the most used words and prompt you to mark unfamiliar ones in it. If desired, they can be printed out with a translation, memorized and already fully armed pounce on unsuspecting literature.
17. Get yourself a smart app
Feeling an unpleasant pulsation in the too rapidly growing brain, we buried ourselves in screens mobile phones hoping to find salvation in some mind-numbing game. But what is it? And on mobile devices do not step a step away from the dominance of developing programs!
Memory trainer. Consistently remember pressing multi-colored buttons and repeat them. In fact, this is still the same "N back" task, disguised as a game.
Einstein. Mind training. HD-collection of 30 exercises for the development of logic, memory, counting and attention.
Brain of Genius. A variation on the well-known logical problem, created, according to legend, by Einstein from his reluctance to go to kindergarten.
18. Don't waste time
If you have a free minute at work and you want to look at a couple of meters of funny pictures, it’s better to open Wikipedia and read a “random” article.
19. Walk
It is enough to defile around the house three times a week for half an hour in order to concentrate, learn and think abstractly by 15% better. And it's not just about the flow of oxygen to your neurons withered in the stuffiness of the office: scientists from the Salk Institute have proven that moderate exercise stress fresh air causes the brain to grow new cells.
20. Give your brain a rest
No matter how busy you are, in the process of mental activity, you must definitely rest every hour and a half. For example, make simple physical exercise or just walk down the hallway and have a cup of coffee. Consider it a necessity. So the analytical centers of the brain better digest the accumulated information and no, no, yes, and come to some unexpected conclusion.
21. Boost your brain
If you ignored all our advice, and tomorrow is the final of the championship “What? Where? When?" League of classmates, there is another way to shake the fat on the cerebral convolutions.
■ Neurometabolic stimulants, they are also nootropics, will help to urgently increase IQ, - agents that have an activating effect on memory and mental activity. Note: completely legal. Words for searching in a pharmacy are: phenotropil, allertec, deprenyl. You can still try Phenibut, but, unlike previous drugs, it is drunk in a course of 2-3 weeks, a single use will not give the proper result. And it should be like this: lack of desire to quit everything and go to sleep, increased reaction speed, slight irritability and the feeling that you are smarter than everyone around. There is, however, a small problem. “The effect of nootropics on the brain has not yet been fully studied,” says Konstantin Anokhin, head of the memory neurobiology laboratory at the Institute of Normal Physiology of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. And one more thing: do not confuse nootropics with dietary supplements. These will also make you smarter for a while, but they act differently and have a weaker effect. These are, say, ginkgo biloba, guarana, eleutherococcus and ginseng root.
22. Play Tetris
A study by American scientists has shown that this classic puzzle can have a positive effect on the development of the human brain. Testing has confirmed that regular practice of playing Tetris can increase the amount of gray matter in the player's brain and improve their thinking abilities. The brains of people who played this puzzle for half an hour a day during the experiment for three months underwent changes in areas related to movement, critical thinking, reasoning, language and information processing.
23. Leonardo da Vinci
Artist, inventor, scientist, writer:
“Iron rusts when it has no use, stagnant water rots or freezes in the cold, and the human mind languishes.”
24. Anatoly Wasserman
Journalist, political consultant:
“Read and watch more, try to find connections and analogies between different knowledge - and pretty soon you will feel what other gaps should be filled in order to understand more. Without intelligence, everything else is simply useless. Being smart is not only fashionable, but also very pleasant. In my experience, it is better to remember what interests you. Be inquisitive - and without much effort remember everything that turns out to be curious. But in order to preserve the memory, you need to work actively, have diverse interests. Then much will be remembered, and memory will be a reliable support.
25. Get good sleep
It is during sleep that the brain processes the information collected during the day and forms memories. As calculated by the staff of the University of California at Berkeley, usually an adult needs from 6 to 8 hours of sleep.
26. Read in new ways
You, of course, have already skimmed through this tip and moved on to the next one. Try to go back and do this.
■ Take a pencil and, leading it under the line, read the text. The eye, having caught the movement, will run after the pointer, while reading everything that you slipped into it. Each time you move the pencil faster - this way your eyes will get used to the increased load, the reading speed will increase, and you will be able to absorb information faster.
■ 80% of people mentally pronounce words while reading. This bad habit you acquired by learning to read: you spelled out the text letter by letter, then by syllables, then put them into words. But this is not necessary for understanding. To combat the inner voice, learn to read the text while simultaneously counting to thirty or singing (you can without words) a song. For a week or two you will not understand the content of the text, but gradually everything will return to normal.
■ According to physiologists, in a person who sees something exciting, the pupils expand reflexively. When you reach an interesting place in the text, the same thing is observed: the pupil expands, more light enters the eye, which means that it can catch more information. The only problem is how to make yourself believe that the investigation protocol before you is as interesting as an interview with a cover girl. From a neurophysiological point of view, interest arises when the brain compares new information with what is already in memory. So just guess what exactly can be written in the text. The brain will be forced to compare the information with the real and, willy-nilly, show interest.
27. Get yourself an unusual hobby
(ideas will be thrown to you by our heading "Idea!").
New activities, according to the Salk Institute for Biological Research in the suburbs of San Diego, firstly, perfectly help to escape from the routine, and secondly, they will force your brain to adapt to activities unfamiliar to it and, as a result, to train.
28. Alan Weiss
President of the NCH Health Alliance:
“When you are completely immersed in the world of the game, your brain focuses on solving actual problems. He is looking for unusual solutions and ways out of the unusual in Everyday life situations. Later, these same ideas may be useful to you in real life, at work or in social situations.
29. Try new ways to get information
Are you prevented from reading books at a rock concert? Check out audiobooks and audiopodcasts. And on the Internet, sign up for free courses at knowledgestream.ru (coursera.org for English speakers).
30. Stop watching TV
The contemplation of flickering pictures, supposedly designed to give rest to the brain, which has been strained during the day, loads it in the same way as reading or proving theorems. But at the same time it does not develop at all. Conclusion? Throw the TV out the window and put a pot of sage in its place.
Ivan Maslyukov
Director, entrepreneur. Creator of the international network of urban games Encounter.
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1. A smart person talks with a purpose
At a meeting, by phone, in a chat. Conversation is a tool to achieve a goal.
Stupid people talk for the sake of talking. So they indulge their laziness when they are busy. Or they struggle with boredom and idleness in their free time.
2. Feels comfortable being alone
A smart man is not bored with his thoughts. He understands that important events and discoveries can occur within a person.
Stupid people, on the contrary, do their best to avoid loneliness: remaining alone with themselves, they are forced to observe their own emptiness. Therefore, it seems to them that something important and meaningful can only happen around them. They follow the news, tend to companies and hangouts, check social networks a hundred times a day.
3. Trying to keep balance
- Between external experience (movies, books, stories of friends) and own experience.
- Between believing in himself and knowing that he could be wrong.
- Between ready knowledge (templates) and new knowledge (thinking).
- Between an intuitive hint from the subconscious and an accurate logical analysis of limited data.
Stupid people easily fall into one extreme.
4. Strives to expand the range of his perception
A smart person wants to achieve accuracy in sensations, feelings, thoughts. He understands that the whole consists of the smallest details, therefore he is so attentive to trifles, shades, to the small.
Stupid people are content with average stamps.
5. Knows many "languages"
A smart person communicates with architects through buildings, with writers through books, with designers through interfaces, with artists through paintings, with composers through music, with a janitor through a clean yard. He knows how to communicate with people through what they do.
Foolish people understand only the language of words.
6. A smart person finishes what they start.
The foolish one stops as soon as he starts, or in the middle, or almost finishes, on the assumption that what he has done may turn out to be unclaimed and will not bring any benefit to anyone.
7. Understands that a huge part of the world around was invented and created by people
After all, a shoe, concrete, a bottle, a sheet of paper, a light bulb, a window once did not exist. Taking advantage of what was invented and created, he wants to give something of himself to humanity in gratitude. He happily creates himself. And when he uses what others have done, he gladly gives money for it.
Stupid people, when they pay for a thing, a service, an object of art, do it without gratitude and with regret that there is less money.
8. Follows an information diet
A smart person has a memory of facts and data that are not needed to solve current problems. At the same time, studying the world, he seeks, first of all, to understand the causal relationships between events, phenomena, things.
Stupid people consume information indiscriminately and without trying to understand the relationships.
9. Understands that nothing can be appreciated without context.
Therefore, he is in no hurry with conclusions and assessments of any things, events, phenomena, until he analyzes the totality of all circumstances and details. Smart very rarely criticizes, condemns.
A stupid person easily evaluates things, events, phenomena, without delving into the details and circumstances. He takes pleasure in criticizing and condemning, thus, as it were, feeling superior to that which is the object of his criticism.
10. Considers the authority of the one who has earned his authority
The smart one never forgets that even if everyone is of the same opinion, they can be wrong.
Fools recognize an opinion as correct if it is supported by the majority. It is enough for them that many other people consider a certain person to be an authority.
11. Very selective about books and films.
A smart person does not care at all when and by whom the book was written or when the film was made. Priority is content and meaning.
A stupid person prefers trendy books and movies.
12. Has a passion for self-development and growth
In order to grow, a smart person says to himself: "I'm not good enough, I can become better."
Stupid, seeking to exalt themselves in the eyes of others, humiliate others and, thus, humiliate themselves.
13. Not afraid to make mistakes
A smart person perceives it as a natural component of moving forward. At the same time, he tries not to repeat them.
Fools have learned once and for all the shame of making mistakes.
14. Knows how to concentrate
For maximum concentration, an intelligent person can withdraw into himself, be inaccessible to anyone and nothing.
Stupid people are always open to communication.
15. A smart person convinces himself that everything in this life depends only on him.
Although he understands that this is not so. Therefore, he believes in himself, and not in the word "luck."
Stupid people convince themselves that everything in this life depends on circumstances and other people. This allows them to relieve themselves of all responsibility for what is happening in their lives.
16. It can be hard as steel or soft as clay
At the same time, an intelligent person proceeds from his ideas about how he should be under different circumstances.
A fool is hard as steel, or soft as clay, based on the desire to meet the expectations of others.
17. Easily admits his mistakes
His goal is to understand the real state of things, and not to be always right. He understands only too well how difficult it is to make sense of the diversity of life. Therefore, he does not lie.
Fools deceive themselves and others.
18. Acts mostly like a smart person
Sometimes smart people allow themselves to relax and behave like fools.
Stupid people sometimes concentrate, show willpower, make an effort and behave like smart people.
Of course, no one can act smart always and everywhere. But the more you are from a smart person, the more you are. The more stupid, the more stupid.
Answer from The unforgiven[guru]
This is a classic example of the fact that the question is not immodest, but the answer is. I think about which idea to choose and how to make it my own, if I am sure that the same absurdity has occurred to someone else a billion times. I'm thinking about how to express a smart idea so that it doesn't stick out like a cow in the lobby. I think that I will never be smart enough to speak and broadcast. I think how to write smart thoughts - like banners?) How to hang them out - like flags?
May I not say anything? Well, to pass for smart ..? I will be silent, like the grain of Saint-Ex. Like a Passer-by - at Zhvanetsky.
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She said a lot of words to express the idea: the dumb blonde is a miracle of nature. Yes, I’m like that, I can’t be silent when asked to say something smart. But I will try)
Source: good morning
Bravo!! Both of you!! For frankness.
Answer from Your[guru]
fictions about depression and attempts to justify any non-action by a lack of motivation can be called one RUSSIAN AND NATIVE word: LEN.
Answer from face off[guru]
Sushnyak tomorrow will be oh eeee!
Answer from Angelica Owner[guru]
I'm old))) I'm superstar)))
Answer from Art Senchilo[guru]
Please: Based on the logic of the development of information systems, the consumer prefers systems that have the following parameters:
a) free search in the information array;
b) regulation of information flow rate;
c) the ability to instantly return to the fragment of interest + view this fragment in any (up to frame-by-frame / letter-by-letter) mode;
d) choosing a convenient time for watching/listening/reading the program of interest;
e) the possibility of recording/forwarding/forwarding the selected program;
f) the possibility of long-term storage of any program/fragment.
Such systems have been known to mankind since the time of Sumer and they are called "books".
Answer from Tata[guru]
Hooray!
Answer from Mikhail Elizarov[guru]
When you set out to write something smart, it never works out =))
Answer from Wouk auf fer[guru]
just like that, not a single clever thought of yours is born in your head .... all other people's thoughts climb .... and the more you resist them, the more persistently they climb ....
Answer from Discord[guru]
Nothing is true everything is permitted
Answer from Symbol of Truth[guru]
anything smart??
just my thoughts...
Answer from LLL[guru]
Time to sleep..
Answer from I will become your angel[guru]
How to determine what is a smart idea? ? each deserves attention!
Answer from JULIA JULIA[newbie]
Never give yourself completely to love, because it will not be appreciated, but taken for granted!
Answer from * Northern sky *[guru]
As soon as you tune in to something stupid and dye your hair blonde, they immediately demand smart thoughts from you.
I went to the brunette to repaint.
I will come soon...
Answer from Nachtbringer[guru]
oooohmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
Answer from sea colored eyes[guru]
01-07 Moscow time. At the moment, the limit of smart thoughts has been exhausted. Come tomorrow morning. Maybe I’ll give out something from sleepiness. But I can not promise)))
Answer from Yowoboda[guru]
MY THOUGHT - I feel that I do not have them))))
I don’t have my own thoughts ... One thought comes into my head - HOW TO LIVE WELL ...
But this is not my thought, I realize ... Although I like it very much, I FELT IT NOT WITH THE HEAD, BUT WITH THE SOUL AND HEART ...
It seems that their own thought was born: "an alien thought becomes one's own if what is said in it is experienced from one's own experience")))
And their meaning. Many of them are probably familiar to you. However, not everyone knows what they mean. The smartest words are taken by us from various areas of human knowledge.
Quintessence
Quintessence - in medieval and ancient alchemy and natural philosophy - the fifth element, ether, the fifth element. He is like lightning. This is one of the main elements (elements), the most accurate and subtle. In modern cosmology, quintessence is a model of dark energy (its hypothetical form, which has a negative pressure and fills evenly the space of the Universe). The quintessence in a figurative sense is the most important, essential, main point, the purest and finest essence, extract.
Onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia is a word that is an onomatopoeia that arose as a result of phonetic assimilation to various non-speech complexes. Onomatopoeic most often is vocabulary that is directly related to objects and creatures - sources of sound. These are, for example, such verbs as "meow", "croak", "rumble", "crow", and nouns derived from them.
Singularity
Singularity - which is a certain point at which the considered mathematical function tends to infinity or has some other irregular behavior.
There is also a gravitational singularity. This is a region of space-time where the curvature of the continuum turns into infinity or suffers a break, or the metric has other pathological properties that do not allow physical interpretation. - a short period of rapid technological progress, assumed by researchers. The singularity of consciousness is a globally generalizing, expanded state of consciousness. In cosmology, this is the state of the Universe in which it was at the beginning of the Big Bang, it is characterized by an infinite temperature and density of matter. In biology, this concept is used mainly to generalize the evolutionary process.
transcendence
The term "transcendence" (the adjective - "transcendent") comes from a Latin word meaning "to cross over". This is the term of philosophy, which characterizes something inaccessible to experimental knowledge. B was used together with the term "transcendental" to refer to God, the soul, and other concepts. Immanent is its opposite.
Catharsis
"Catharsis" is a term from modern psychoanalysis, denoting the process of removing or reducing anxiety, frustration, conflict with the help of emotional release and their verbalization. In ancient Greek aesthetics, this concept was used to express in a word the impact on a person of art. The term "catharsis" in ancient philosophy was used to denote the result and process of ennobling, cleansing, facilitating the impact various factors per person.
Continuum
What buzzwords do you need to know? For example, the continuum. This is a set equivalent to the set of all real numbers, or a class of such sets. In philosophy, this term was used by the ancient Greeks, as well as in the writings of the scholastics of the Middle Ages. IN contemporary works in connection with the change in the "continuum" is often replaced by the noun "duration", "continuity", "continuity".
Nigredo
"Nigredo" is the term of alchemy, which denotes the complete decomposition or the first stage in the creation of the so-called philosopher's stone. This is a formation from a homogeneous black mass of components. The next stages after the nigredo are the albedo (a white stage, which produces a lesser elixir that turns metals into silver) and rubedo (a red one, after which a great elixir is obtained).
Entropy
"Entropy" is a concept that was introduced by the German mathematician and physicist Clausius. It is used in thermodynamics to determine the degree of deviation from the ideal real process, the degree of energy dissipation. Entropy, defined as the sum of reduced heats, is a state function. It is constant in various reversible processes, and in irreversible processes its change is always positive. In particular, it can be distinguished that this is a measure of the uncertainty of a certain source of messages, which is determined by the probabilities of occurrence during the transmission of certain characters.
Empathy
In psychology, buzzwords are often found, and their designations sometimes cause difficulties in defining them. One of the most popular is the word "empathy". This is the ability to empathize, the ability to put yourself in the place of another (object or person). Also, empathy is the ability to accurately identify a particular person, based on actions, facial reactions, gestures, etc.
Behaviorism
Smart words and expressions from psychology also include such a direction in this science that explains human behavior. It studies the direct connections between reactions (reflexes) and stimuli. Behaviorism directs the attention of psychologists to the study of experience, skills, as opposed to psychoanalysis and associationism.
enduro
Enduro is a style of riding on special trails or off-road, racing over long distances over rough terrain. They differ from motocross in that the race takes place on a closed track, and the lap length is from 15 to 60 km. Racers cover several laps per day, the total distance is from 200 to 300 km. Basically, the route is laid in a mountainous area and is rather difficult to pass due to the abundance of streams, fords, descents, ascents, etc. Enduro is also a mixture of city and motocross bikes.
They are easy to operate, like road vehicles, have increased cross-country ability. Enduro is close in a number of characteristics to cross-country. You can call them motorcycle-jeeps. One of their main qualities is unpretentiousness.
Other buzzwords and their meaning
Existentialism (in other words, the philosophy of existence) is a trend in philosophy in the 20th century that viewed man as a spiritual being capable of choosing his own destiny.
Synergetics is an interdisciplinary area of research in science, the task of which is to study natural processes and phenomena based on the principles of self-organization of various systems that consist of subsystems.
Annihilation is the reaction of the transformation of an antiparticle and a particle upon collision into some particles different from the original ones.
A priori (literal translation from Latin - "from the previous one") is knowledge that is obtained independently of experience and before it.
Modern smart words are not clear to everyone. For example, "metanoia" (from the Greek word meaning "rethinking", "after the mind") is a term that means repentance (especially in psychotherapy and psychology), regret about what happened.
Compilation (in other words, programming) is the transformation by some compiler program of a text written in a complex language into a machine, close to it, or an objective module.
Rasterization is the translation of an image, which is described by a vector format, into dots or pixels for output to a printer or display. This is a process that is the inverse of vectorization.
The next term is intubation. It comes from the Latin words for "in" and "pipe". This is the introduction of a special tube into the larynx when it narrows, which threatens to suffocate (with swelling of the larynx, for example), as well as into the trachea in order to carry out anesthesia.
Vivisection is the performance of surgical operations on a living animal in order to examine the functions of the body or individual organs removed, to study the effects of various drugs, to develop surgical methods of treatment, or for educational purposes.
The list of "Smart words and their meaning", of course, can be continued. There are a lot of such words in various branches of knowledge. We have identified only a few that are quite widespread today. Knowing buzzwords and their meaning is useful. This develops erudition, allows you to better navigate the world. Therefore, it would be nice to remember what buzzwords are called.