If a man's brain is a vessel for knowledge, at what point does it become full?

Question

If a man's brain is a vessel for knowledge, at what point does it become full?

Answer 1

When he has read a good book.

Answer 2

Like numbers( counting numbers) which has a  line of infinite value, it goes on and on;  the human brain works on the same principle. The brain   has  infinite space that can  accept and retain information learned through experiences, by reading, by things seen/observed  and heard. It  keeps  functioning as long as the  person is alive and healthy.

Answer 3

It never fills up.  Only when one dies or is afflicted with Alzheimer's does the person stop accumulating knowledge.

Answer 4

when it becomes narrow minded and thinks it knows everything

Answer 5

once it gets to be as big as Brainiac's

Answer 6

....it doesn't get full because only a few laborers/crews in the vessel are working extra hours while the rest are lazy and inactive....

Answer 7

That point may be hard to reach since at present, studies show that humans use only 10% of their brains.

Answer 8

Never, the brain has an automatic data compression function

Answer 9

it will never happen here in the philippines because of "brain drain"

Answer 10

That is why, we have a mouth, it works as an overflow control valve, anytime, a man thinks, he has enough knowledge, he will open his mouth and spill it out and become stupid again......

Answer 11

Wow... That's like asking how high can you stack ****...

Answer 12

The human bain (male or female) will never be "full" in the real sense of the word because as to date, human beings only use 1/3 of their brain capacity.