According to Lee Ilchi’s book in China, the term used for computers is “Jun Nye,” which, directly translated, means “Electricity Brain” or “a brain that works on electricity.” We often encounter analogies that compare the human brain to a computer. Many of us really think that our brain works like a computer, or even that it is less powerful than a computer. We are amazed when children can perform mathematical calculations faster than a computer. However, despite dizzying advances in computer science, no computer in the world can do all the things that the human brain can do.
No computer can create its own programs. However, the human brain not only takes care of life’s basic functions, but also creates its own operational program to consciously manage the complex social interactions that humans require. It is also able to evaluate its own performance, adapt to different environments, and alter its environment.
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