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I've always wondered why the human brain, which is just a heavily advanced CPU, never required any cooling to keep things in good order.
Those of you familiar with PC watercooling, where a copper block is used aong with tubes, a pump, a fan and a resevoir to cool PC components as water passes through, wmight like to see the human version:
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3682513.stm[/URL]
Interesting, eh?
Those of you familiar with PC watercooling, where a copper block is used aong with tubes, a pump, a fan and a resevoir to cool PC components as water passes through, wmight like to see the human version:
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3682513.stm[/URL]
Interesting, eh?
Icaruss wrote:
> The brain does a lot more than just hold information.
That's what I meant.
It's far more interesting.
> The brain does a lot more than just hold information.
That's what I meant.
It's far more interesting.
The sagacious one wrote:
I have an olfactory
> sense unit chip installed at the top of my spinal column, which
> allows me to taste and smell (things not smell of poo or anything).
No it's not a chip, they're what you may call nerves.
>
> And a voice unit and speaker system attached to my anus.
But carbon based.
I have an olfactory
> sense unit chip installed at the top of my spinal column, which
> allows me to taste and smell (things not smell of poo or anything).
No it's not a chip, they're what you may call nerves.
>
> And a voice unit and speaker system attached to my anus.
But carbon based.
Technically I am a cyborg. Before you start spouting "don't be a dik saggy, you're no Robocop" I'm serious. I have an olfactory sense unit chip installed at the top of my spinal column, which allows me to taste and smell (things not smell of poo or anything).
And a voice unit and speaker system attached to my anus.
And a voice unit and speaker system attached to my anus.
The brain does a lot more than just hold information.
Cyclone wrote:
> Brain = cleverer than CPU.
>
> Probably.
Right i'm quoting my psychology book here
"Merkle estimated that LTM may have a capacity of between one thousand and one million gigabytes"
I think merkle is a dick, i have a hard time remembering my phone number.
> Brain = cleverer than CPU.
>
> Probably.
Right i'm quoting my psychology book here
"Merkle estimated that LTM may have a capacity of between one thousand and one million gigabytes"
I think merkle is a dick, i have a hard time remembering my phone number.
My eye is a webcam. I won't tell you about my 3 1/4 inch floppy though...
Brain = cleverer than CPU.
Probably.
Probably.
intriguing
I've always wondered why the human brain, which is just a heavily advanced CPU, never required any cooling to keep things in good order.
Those of you familiar with PC watercooling, where a copper block is used aong with tubes, a pump, a fan and a resevoir to cool PC components as water passes through, wmight like to see the human version:
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3682513.stm[/URL]
Interesting, eh?
Those of you familiar with PC watercooling, where a copper block is used aong with tubes, a pump, a fan and a resevoir to cool PC components as water passes through, wmight like to see the human version:
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3682513.stm[/URL]
Interesting, eh?