THClord, I REALLY recoomend you either watch / listen / read some of Michio Kaku's stuff.

He talks a lot about parallel universes, AI, future civilization, etc etc etc...

basically everything that is right on the cusp of being proven. (string theory, etc)

good read if you are into that kind of thing, and your initial post seems to show that you would really like to read this stuff.


Now with regards to your first post, I don't necessarily agree with you on the thought that the human brain is a quantum computer (at least in our current definition of a quantum computer.) I do feel it is as fast or faster than any quantum computer we will have in the next 20-50 years (Mr kaku thinks that we will have a fully functional quantum computer in 20 years; basically when Moores Law breaks and Silicone cant take us any farther.)

Anyway, I feel that the brain is more of a Nueral network, I kinda visualize it like the internet, tons of different nodes that are all interconnected in some way, BUT the connections can change on the fly, and just like the way google ranks pages, I bet thats how the brain ranks information in your mind. (the more connections to some piece of information, the more important and easier to remember it is)

google does the same thing, the more links to your website on other sites, the higher your pagerank. The higher your pagerank, the easier it is to find and apply that data.


Have fun if you pick up one of his books, he is a really good writer.
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