[ExI] Unsolved problems
John K Clark
jonkc at bellsouth.net
Wed May 28 15:57:38 UTC 2008
The fastest signals in the human brain move at a couple of hundred
meters a second, many are far slower, light moves at 300 million
meters per second. So if you insist that the 2 most distant parts of a
brain communicate as fast as they do in a human brain (and it is not
immediately obvious why you should insist on such a thing) then
parts could be one million times as distant. The volume of such a
brain would be a million trillion times larger than a human brain,
and the components would be considerably smaller too.
John K Clark
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