Menu: which data center is the one that has a capacity of 1,6 zettabytes so that we can map the human brain in it?
Appetizer: Does size matter? In some areas, yes!
Main dish : the sizes available to the human brain can only be called colossal, as well as the sizes of data centers that would be required if we wanted to map the "synapses" of the human brain.
That is, of this instrument that others use to "set up" a murder, a fraud, a past humanity and others to create a better tomorrow.
More detailed.
Let's look at some (really huge) sizes:
- The human brain is made up of 3.300 different types of cells.
- The complete scan and mapping of a 1 cubic millimeter (cm) brain sample took up 1,4 petabytes of data on one mainframe. And these were ONLY required to store the sample photos.
- 1,4 petabytes = 1 million gigabytes
- 1 tsp brain is equal to the smallest part of a grain of rice.
- The entire human brain is made up of 1.000.000 such "samples" (parts of 1 cubic meter)
- If the full mapping of the human brain were to proceed, 1,6 zettabytes of storage space would be required on a mainframe.
- The cost of such a mainframe, MONO for the needs of acquiring storage media (hard disks, etc.) approaches 50 billion dollars and the area that such a mainframe will occupy will now be 140 acres.
- The 1 c.x. contains 50.000 cells and 150 million synapses (: the terminals of neurons)
- The human brain is made up of 170 billion cells, including the 86 billion neurons it contains.
- In the sample examination - mapping of 1 c.x. brain, a neuron was found to have 5.000+ connections, with other neurons.
Dessert: I got dizzy ! Feeling very small in front of all this magnificence of sizes, sizes that cause me more awe than I felt as an adult when I learned that our huge planet Jupiter, (which holds 1300 times the size of planet Earth) is just a "seed" in front of the GQ Lupi b, I close the present since at one point and then all I can do is feel awe and admiration for whatever Creator, God, Circumstance (according to some) created what we see (and most importantly, "most ”, which we do not see).
The above after reading the
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