What's the difference between a brain and a computer?

> What's the difference between a brain and a computer?

One is compartmentalized into cells and the other is compartmentalized into "cores."

> Do brains do something similar but instead use Neurons?

Yes, but it's not binary. Each neuron may have many inputs.

> If both a computer processor (note, not the entire system) and a brain were the same size and mass, which would have the most processing power and which would be more energy efficient?

Brain and brain. Your brain comprises a huge number of slow components. It is massively parallel.

A computer is a very small, brain-like machine which has been invented by a master computer, the human brain.

We have a demonstration of binary logic in the Holy Bible, where God and His Son both said, "I am Alpha and Omega". Surely this is a logic statement, I an 1 and Big 0= "I am 1 and Big Zero= I am BINARY LOGIC!!!!

computers can't have intuition

can't have implicit memories

can't have emotion

they will never be able to duplicate the processes of neurons

they can exhaust all possible answers to come up with the best answer

and they can do it in a matter of seconds

the brain could never do that

instead, we scan our memories and use heuristics

in other words, mental short cuts

we can often do pretty well at that

we can usually come up with a sufficient answer at a good percentage

but it's based on past experiences that accumulate over the lifespan

in this way we depend on implicit memory

and most often couldn't say exactly why we chose that answer

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