Everyone must have been daydreaming and delusional thinking about the future or something beautiful. Recent studies show people whose minds often float turns out to have a sharper brain.

Why is that? Recent studies show people who often daydream more have more working memory in the brain, which has the ability to be able to do two things at the same time.

Those who have higher memory capacity of the brain are more often daydreaming while performing simple tasks, not their performance undisturbed.

The scientists then perform tests to determine the intelligence and creativity in each person. They were also asked to fill out a survey detailing how often they found themselves daydreaming. Wake up, some are stronger than their daydreaming and higher abilities, this also applies to the relationships of the strong-minded and daydreaming habits.

Researchers may make leaps too hard, but they believe this is because smarter individuals have more efficient brains, and leave more energy for the brain to think randomly.