Mind is like an inductor, it resists a sudden change. Later slowly it shifts to a state where the same change appears to be regular, as if there was no resistance.
What is an inductor?
An inductor is simply a device which, when connected in an electrical circuit, resists the change in current (flow of electrons) through it, just like our mind.
How an inductor works?
This video made by MAKE magazine represents a simple and practical view of an inductor. Click on the question above, to read more about it from HowStuffWorks.com.
For detailed understanding, watch MIT OCW video below,
which is a part of Electricity and Magnetism course at MIT, USA.
Now, let’s go back to the fact that our mind resists a sudden change.
See this article from Harvard Business Review.