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WOW, that's a lot.... *laughs*
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- Apr 27, 2005
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Right! Especially if we have a uber-crucial, unrealistic, out of this freaking universe compression system. :D
- Apr 30, 2005
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2 floppy disks worth
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Quote by zoku88According to this guy, its 100 terabytes.
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/feb2001/981626750.Ns.r.html
He says himself that any answer to this question is worth a grain of
salt for vaious reasons.
that guy took a lot of time in thinking about that... guess he has more
than 100 terabytes but he'll just tell me to take some salt...
Nope I think the brain is 5.9 gb and has at least 64mb of memory. It
runs an OEM version of WinME at 450mhz.You may be right about it running on ME. People's brains sure seem unstable.
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Shut up the fuck you must!
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In my opinion it will be more than 10 tb..... :) :D :) :D
..........(((~ If u have no past, u have no present and no future ~)))...........
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S'not the data necessarily, methinks. Lemme see...
It reminds me of a SATA HDD that's been partitioned and password-protected.
It CAN go fast if it happens to feel like it, but the partitions screw things up a bit, too, and some information isn't as readily accesssed as others.
As for how many Gigs itself...
Hmmm...
I really have no idea.
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Every human being has the same brain capacity as any other.
The case when the human hardware is useless is another story.
The brain has an unlimited capacity, every time you still watching and learning things you may think of them as interesting.
Something curious is that barin does not work like HDD's in any way. Of course not.
It's more like a memory tablet. Is data storage, with fix-state data, and RAM with temporal memory, or cache.
Is unlimited. That says it all."You have a job to do, and so do I. Yours is to sell socks and suspenders. Mine is to cross-examine people like you and crush them".
- May 06, 2005
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i'd say infinite
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I don't think it's infinite. You have a limited number of synapses that can form on any area.
Also, most of are memories are formed in the hippocampus, short-term memory. The more something happens, the more likely the memory is to move out into long term memory. The size and shape of the connection changes. It's almost impossible to say given how dynamic the brain actually is.A mind is a terrible thing to waste, yet we do so, almost 90%!
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A mind is a terrible thing to waste, yet we do so, almost 90%!Hey now. It's not my fault I'm an alcholic
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As much anime and cartoons as I can cram into it until it explodes!!!!! I love anime but am also nuts about the mid 1990's Fox X-Men cartoon and the Justice League cartoon, gotta have room for those ^_^
Just like gir..."i need them or I will explode, that happens to me sometimes!"...
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On average, it has been estimated at 100 million megabytes, which is the very lowest estimate. Most functional theories, however, state that the actual amount of information the human brain can store, is functionally infinite.
To know what is right and choose to ignore it is the act of a coward.
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I think it depends if your brain is upgraded.
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Quote by mnm1200
A mind is a terrible thing to waste, yet we do so, almost 90%!Hey now. It's not my fault I'm an alcholic
LMAO ^^
Wait... does drinking affect the brains capacity? It depends right....
- May 19, 2005
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Your question can't really be answered too well, because unlike computers, the brain can't store definite values and so capacity cannot be measured. Also, we can store things such as sounds, pictures smells and tastes much easier than numbers. In contrast these things are difficult to store in a computer. My option is goig to be in the thousands of terabytes, simply because we can store analogue data much more efficiently than a computer.
- Aug 26, 2005
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i think 120gb
- Aug 27, 2005
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Our brains cannot be infinite. It can be a massive number. however i dont think infinite is the word were looking for. our brains can be broken up into small chemical particles which do not hold infinite data. therefore a bunch of finite particles can't really make a huge infinite blob. Although u can argue that the information a single Dna base acid hold is negligibly small compared to after its been put into the helix. so i guess i got no answer.... -_-
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OUr brain has unlimited capacity, it just depend how hard u want to try to unlock it.
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this my friend is easy we cant tell because if the brain was a HD we would be extinct because we would not be able to learn much to survive.all the data ur brain process and store can not fit in even 1000000000000000GB.
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I wouldn't say survival requires alot of data... however something like emotions would require an unbelievable amount of storage capacity. I dont even understantd emotions... Anyway. As i said before It is impossible for us to have unlimited brain. If its possible. We will be God and the 10% we use are said to use will actually be --->0%.
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Not very big, I need to get an external Brain X3
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i remember reading a study a couple of years ago that said it could hold about 7tb but i dunno..
I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters.
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