How is the brain different than a computer?
Why (how) is the brain not like a computer?
What is a brain? How does the brain works? Why should no one use their brain up to 50%? How does your brain work? Why do people think computers can't think? Will computers ever be able to match the human brain (similar thought processes etc)? What is a computer not? How does the human brain work? Roughly what "processing power" does the human brain equate to? Is the human mind the brain? Is the human brain intelligent enough to fully understand itself? What is human brain? How does the brain think? What is so different in the brain that creativity and analytical/logical thinking are handled by different parts of the brain? How does this work? Why can't we use 100% of the brain's capacity? How does the brain store information? Will we ever completely understand how the human brain works? Do you think people in this generation are smarter because of the computer? Did video games make brain smarter? How does the human brain function so efficiently? How does your brain store information? How can we use 100% of our brain? Will computers ever have their own consciousness? What happens in the human brain during the thinking process? How does the brain function? How can the brain be developed? What does Brain engineers do? Will computers ever be conscious? What part of the brain generates imagination? Are things without brains conscious?