Brain evolution. New human species

If I had never been interested in neurophysiology and psychology before, now I began to immerse myself in the study of the endless ocean of information about the brain with incredible pleasure. And this abrupt change of interests still surprises me. It turns out that even very complex sciences are easy to study when natural curiosity and interest are manifested. There is no need to memorize the material – the brain itself is happy to absorb any complex information.

The initial stimulus was the desire to understand what really happened to me, which later prompted me to delve into a more detailed study of the functionality of the brain. Although the realization that our brain is evolving came instantly, it took six months of accumulating knowledge in the field of neurophysiology to understand the mechanism of this process. It seemed contradictory to know the answer without having an idea of such a complex scientific field. But the information for building an evidential relationship was so easy that sometimes it seemed as if I was lucky. Being scrupulous and skeptical by nature, I did not stop at one source, but looked for confirmation or refutation among many scientific works. As a result, I collected much more evidence than is necessary for one book, which could lead to its endless expansion. Therefore, I strive to present here the most significant and conceptually expressed ideas accumulated by many generations of scientists over the thousand-year history of mankind.

Creating a unified view of human brain development based on a wide range of knowledge reflects my goal of finding unifying principles that can shed light on the future of humanity. This view incorporates ancient wisdom and modern scientific discoveries, providing us with a unique perspective on the evolution of consciousness through the lens of different disciplines.

Studying archival records, scientific research, laboratory data, philosophical and spiritual texts allowed me to see general trends and patterns in the development of the brain. This knowledge gives us clues to understanding what changes may occur in the near and distant future, and how these changes can affect our behavior, thinking, and society as a whole.

With this data, we can predict with relative accuracy some of the directions in which the evolution of the human mind might be moving. We can expect to see an increase in trends such as heightened senses, a significant increase in memory, new cognitive abilities, and a deeper understanding of one’s own nature and the nature of the world around us.