One thing I (almost) hate of some blog that report about scientific facts is that it’s difficult (or even impossible) try to figure out where data about this facts were found. I was talking with Alchemico about something of neurobiology, and after that he linked me this post “14 facts about brain”. One thing I’d like to check is for example:
“The brain is capable of storing 10 trillion bits of information about you and your life experiences.”
I’d like to know how can we know such a thing? How can we make this measurement? Where this data come from?
It’s not that I have doubts about this fact is or is not true, but sometimes I’d like to go deeper on some subjects I read about, even if it’s only a list of funny (but interesting) things about brain.
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firewalker said:
Ten years ago they said 10 GB. 10 trillion bits are about 125 GB. Are we evolved in 10 years? :-)
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alchemico reblogged this from scipsy and added:
C’è questo tipo qua, ‘sto Scipsy, che non so come fa ma mi legge proprio nel pensiero. Sarà che studia psicologia o...
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