No Brainer Day
No Brainer Day is held on February 27. This day was created by Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith, 'America's Premier Eventologist' - per Insight Magazine - Washington, DC - August, 1995, and 'The Premier Eventologist in the History of the World - per The Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Il - January 2001. This event in the third decade of the month February is annual. 
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The brain is one of the most complex organs in the human body. There are as many neurons in our brain as there are stars in the sky; that’s almost 100 billion. It functions like the command center, controlling the central nervous system, keeping us walking, talking and going about our day. The complex functioning of the brain has spawned many studies over the years. Studies that provided insight some just leading to unfounded facts.
When someone refers to something as a “no brainer” what they are trying to tell you is that the decisions or choices that are required need very little effort and thought. This holiday is said to have been created by Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith in the United States as a way to remind people that most things are simple and that many problems we encounter daily have obvious and easy solutions.
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