Kill the Lord God in Infinity

Oh, by the way, it seems that the author said at the end of the last book that the three souls in this book are criminals, surgeons and hackers. I don't know if this is still the case in the current setting, because I don't seem to have seen the doctor's statement. It feels like a murderer is not as bloodthirsty as a doctor, and it seems that a doctor has more scientific background.

Well, it's not that what the author wrote is wrong, it just feels like 15 billion bits is not enough to describe the capacity of the brain. Because, one thousand bits equals 1kb. 1000Kb equals 1MB. 1000MB is equal to 1g. If it is 15 billion bits, it is only a few gigabytes, but the way the human brain stores memory is very different from that of electronic products. It is not a precise memory, but is similar to a relatively vague and broad retrieval memory, image memory, meaning memory. And the difference from computers is that neurons can be connected between bits, and some connections between neurons can be connected to thousands of neurons, and the mechanism of action is not just opening and closing, it has many electrophysiological and electrochemical connections. Much more than the unit of g. Of course, if the human brain can be trained, it can also be like a computer. The logic mechanism is also very, very powerful. The key to computers is that it is accurate and fast. The relative shortcoming is that it requires strict definitions and restrictions. Of course, some relatively innovative algorithms are gradually improving this shortcoming. The key to the human brain lies in its abstract understanding of the meaning of things. The two are very powerful when combined. This development direction is now called brain-computer connection. I feel like the author could also write about it.