If the human brain be a strong drive. How plentiful Gigabytes and or Terabytes would it be?
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I read some where, probably Wikipedia or something; that a humans brain can store up to or even more than 50 terabytes of information! That's fifty thousand gigs!
There's been a lot of literature that have attempted to make such calculations as if the brain were competent to store data like a hard drive can. The truth is that the brain works so differently than a computer so in attendance have been numerous estimates and attempted calculations (I'm not sure which is true).
One estimate have placed it at about 3.6 X 10^19 bytes. I don't remember the source, but it was in a account of cognitive science. The human brain contains about 50 billion to 200 billion neurons (the actual number remains uncertain), each of which synapses with somewhere between 1,000 to 100,000 other neurons through 100 trillion to 10 quadrillion synaptic junction. These are the numbers that were used in order to brand the calculations in the study.
The human brain is not known to have a limit for the amount of information that it can potentially store. Therefore, your ask does not have an answer.
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