Your PCS Brain Predicts the Future From the Past #PCSRecovery #Neuroplasticity

14 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief talk, David Brimacombe explains how momentum influences personal identity by describing the brain and nervous system as continuous prediction machines. He argues that these systems constantly draw on past actions, thoughts, and subconscious loops to forecast future behavior, especially in the context of recovery from post-concussion syndrome (PCS). By recognizing that our brain uses historical patterns to shape ongoing actions, Brimacombe highlights the importance of consciously altering momentum to facilitate neuroplastic change and improve recovery outcomes.

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