Kids have wider brains

I often marvel at the minds of children. They're not saddled with the endless intellectual baggage and ontological constructs that adults are. So the lens they apply to the world is unclouded and less biased, having yet to be muddied by "education"!

As my own child at age five remarked out of the blue: "Going mad means forgetting everything you know." And there's some profound truth in that, if you think about it. To be able to see the world through children's eyes would be a gift refound.

And now here's a charming film in which children aged 7-11 came together to explain how the brain works.