/ic/ NGMI

>>2951368
Speak for yourself, my mom just gave birth to me yesterday so I've got literally DECADES of neuroplasticity left unlike 94% of /ic/ lol!

>>2951368
As long as you aren't older than 25 as 90% of /ic/ is then you have a chance of GMI.

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Confirmed for not reading a single paper on Neuroplasticity

Heck they fucking named it "Neuroplasticity" after finding out the brain is like plastic and how it keeps developing, learning and gaining new skills at an older age, even after "unrecoverable" damage has been done to it. It recovers itself every single moment, it edits itself every second. Practice makes perfect is no bullshit, it's literally what the brain does. It needs repetition.

This "you gotta be younger than 25-year-old" shit is retardation. People live with half brains and still function normally.

The only truth is that learning younger is usually faster (for languages for example), but that doesn't mean you can't learn at all. You can keep making excuses for your inability, those are just excuses.

>>2951399
More of that if you draw shit-tier at a younger age you're forgiven for being a little faggot. Drawing shit-tier above 25+ on the other hand...

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>tfw under 25 and very young

feels great

>tfw 25th birthday soon
I've only got a week of neuroplasticity left, time to go all out.

>artists in charge of giving neurology advice

Kill yourself.

>>2951426
>Drawing shit-tier above 25+ on the other hand...
>tfw can't forgive self

>tfw spent neuroplasticity years not fixated on a craft but on dealing with other people
Doomed to meh normie life. Why couldn't I develop sexual feelings for a piano or something

>>2951489
but everyone on this board is under 25. I just can't see anyone older than that posting here.

>>2951368
I'm sorry OP, but not everyone is born equal. If you had been swimming all your life since childhood and Michael Phelps would have started to pick up swimming for the first time ever at 30 years old., he would surpass you in maybe 1 year tops. Same thing with artists. You just happen to be naturally less gifted than most people, including when it comes to neuroplasticity. Most normal people don't have your learning disability in their mid 20s.

>>2951500
I'm turning 25 soon. I guess that's goodbye neuropa what's the word. I can't learn new words cuz I'm turning 25.

I am on the autism spectrum, does that change anything?

>>2951559
Yeah, it means you can learn as much as you want but only about things that aren't important in the real world.

>>2951568
It's a good thing art isn't important in the real world then.

so what should i stop drawing then?
FUCK YOU NOT GONNA DO IT
DRAWING IS MY LIFE!!

holy shit this thread is full of NGMIs

>>2951612
The easiest way to spot people who are NGMI is to look out for the ones who keep telling everyone they are NGMI.

16 and shouldnt be here, but hey neuroplasticity lel

>>2951770
underageb&

OP I'm 18, my brain is super plastic

>tfw started drawing and playing an instrument last year
>gmi because my brain is still plastic

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>>2951632
>>>2951612
>The easiest way to spot people who are NGMI is to look out for the ones who keep telling everyone they are NGMI.
This desu