Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 20, 2015 15:44:18 GMT
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Bilinguals of two spoken languages have more gray matter than monolinguals
Pincho says...
What would alter physics so much?
In my current set of physics I have gravity steered towards points to collide to create memories along axons, and to disconnect unwanted axons with a rotation of axes from Y to X/Z which in turn enlarges a storage hole. Colours are created in X/Z holes as spin forces. Locations are also memories that are linked together like a join the dot picture book. It is possible that Bilinguals have more locations for storage connections, so have altered the colour of this spread of connections.
Pincho Paxton
Bilinguals of two spoken languages have more gray matter than monolinguals
Pincho says...
What would alter physics so much?
In my current set of physics I have gravity steered towards points to collide to create memories along axons, and to disconnect unwanted axons with a rotation of axes from Y to X/Z which in turn enlarges a storage hole. Colours are created in X/Z holes as spin forces. Locations are also memories that are linked together like a join the dot picture book. It is possible that Bilinguals have more locations for storage connections, so have altered the colour of this spread of connections.
Pincho Paxton