due to the massive amount of neurons in the brain, how is it possible that electrical signals don’t crosspost (don’t mind if I do) from one axon to another?

Question

Electrical signals are transmitted in the most superficial outer layer of the axon (along the myelin sheath) or, at least, that’s what I’ve been told at school.

Is this (if any, ofc) one of the reasons why human thinking is so complex?

In: Biology

Answer 1

TIL Neurons are spelled differently in . . .UK?