The brain never processes the same information in the same way. Scientists have found out why this is the case and how it works. A decisive role plays a critical state of the neuronal networks. It seems that there is always a certain amount of activity between the neurons of a network, even if there are apparently no external influences on us. So, the system is never completely still or inactive. And this constantly affects the excitability of various brain networks. An excitability that at one moment depends on previous network states and influences subsequent ones. Scientists refer to this as long-range temporal dependency or long-lasting autocorrelation. (1)

Feel the rain.

Cry.

Only because you laughed that day…

Look at the sun.

Smile.

It has been raining since yesterday…

Please.

Stay.

I am here.

To-day.