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The brain has the capacity for continuous growth from "summary" of The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge
In the past, it was believed that the brain was a fixed and unchangeable organ, with its capacity set at birth and steadily declining as we aged. However, recent scientific research has revealed the remarkable plasticity of the brain - its ability to reorganize itself, form new connections, and even create new neurons throughout our lives. This concept of neuroplasticity challenges the long-held notion that our brains are static and unchanging. Instead, it suggests that our brains have the remarkable ability to adapt and grow in response to different stimuli and experiences. This means that our capacity for learning, memory, and overall cognitive function is not fixed, but rather can be continuously imp...
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