We have the capacity of the World Wide Web in our brains, perhaps more........!!!

Researchers at the Salk Institute are at it again.... They looked to the hippocampus (the center for memory) and found an amazing thing.  They found that the brain has ten times the capacity for storage than was accepted in the past.  We have potentially as much storage capacity as the World Wide Web.  What holds the secret to this capacity is at the synaptic junction, between the neurons.  The synaptic junctions are now known to change in size and shape with more frequency and variation than anyone realized before.  This tiny alteration changes the ability of the brains storage capacity in an amazing way.

LENS helps the neurons to work correctly.