We do not think about it when we move - it all happens invisibly. Therefore, each brain has a

We do not think about it when we move - it all happens invisibly. Therefore, each brain has a unique code, according to which it communicates with the muscles in the hand and the brush. Neuroplasticity, which makes our brains so useful, also makes them incredibly difficult to understand, because the principles of our brain work are based on how the brain shapes itself under the influence of a certain environment and life experience. This is not a soulless piece of meat or something that you, me, Aunt Masha, Uncle Petit and Bill Gates will have at least the same look - deep inside, the brain of each person is unique in the highest sense of the word. Again, all these are areas of the brain that we understand best. "When it comes to more complex processes such as language, memory, mathematics," one expert told me, "we do not understand how the brain works at all." He lamented, for example, that the concept of his mother is coded differently and in different parts of the brain for each person. And in the frontal lobe - exactly where, as we found out, you live - "there's no topography at all." 

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