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Abstract
This essay provides information on how knowledge is stored in the brain and how important it is to take this into account when transmitting knowledge, or when dealing with our processes or teaching work. It gives an idea of how the transmission of knowledge is directly determined by the brain that represents and evolves each time we acquire new knowledge.
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