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It's crazy how all the knowledge you have right now was once gained through trial and error as a kid, your brain wasn't as rotten. The world was, and you viewed it for what it is, UN-serious and rots the brain . Any form of knowledge = rotten if you don't apply it. It might not be able to fully reverse the damage done to your brain throughout the whole growth period, but it's possibly possible to negate it a bit especially if you're already young and in your late teens and twenties. A quick tip would be erasing your learnt political science or any things implanted on your head by the media, which had yin and yang tier decision making. This will make you view the world in a less black and white way. Which is flexible and in turn will get rid of the rotten brain. Ultimately leading to you not getting triggered by much, not getting as tired of life since it's UN-serious, thinking freely about one topic at a time without distractions. Obviously this is just speculation since it could've been the lack of knowledge in the first place which led to you grasping concepts easier, and that your brain has a certain capacity to store what's been learned. But they also say our brain is only utilizing 10% of itself.