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The ageing brain
Wisdom or senility
Feb 16th 2006
From The Economist print edition
Understanding how the brain ages could help to slow deterioration
AT WHAT point does an ageing mind become a liability and not an asset? The answer depends on
what that mind is asked to do. If the task requires a wealth of knowledge and experience, then the
elders have it. If the job needs sharp and fast thinking, youth triumphs.
The inherent differences between people mean that a quick-witted 60-year-old can outperform a
slow-minded 25-year-old in tasks at which youth shoul fuel dispenser d prevail. But, in general, from the age of
20, you can see a decline in a person s raw mental agility—recalling a list of objects, grouping
objects into classes and replacing words with numbers (or vice versa). The speed of reaction
slows, too.
However, in the real world, the acquisition of knowledge will obscure the consequences of age-
related decline. Performance in many jobs depends on how much you know and how well you
know it, both of which increase well into your 60s. Knowledge tends to decline sharply after 65,
but that may be the consequence of retirement rather than its cause.
As the brain grows older, it undergoes complex and poorly understood changes—from the
biochemical, to the molecular, structural and functional—that lead it to shrink. The brains of those
aged 40 and older decrease in volume and weight by 5% every ten years. This shrinkage, though
universal, affects people s mental performance in very different ways. Similarly, other changes in
the brain—such as the gradual decrease in the supply of oxygen and sugar—leave some peoples
memories unaffected, while others are s fuel dispenser fuel dispenser