From Newsgroup: sci.physics.relativity

Jan Panteltje wrote:

x <x@x.net>wrote:
Totally disconnected from reality. That is not how the brain works.
The brain stores information by changing the nature of the
interconnections between the nerve cells. They change them based upon >>whether the nerve cells fire or do not fire, and that can be based at
least somewhat on sensation from the environment. The DNA and RNA code
for proteins that do that when the cells fire. It is pretty much the
same DNA/RNA for humans and animals. The uniqueness of our thoughts and >>memories have to do with the specific connections between the nerve cel

That is the old view / model.
done some coding with that model.
It raises the question if 'nerve cells' apart from building bias also
store the signals in time and amplitude and chemical composition There
is more than an electric signal between brain nerve cells, actually
there is a chemical transport that may contain different things Humans
will find out if not already did.

it looks for me you both are idiots, especially that one, talking reality
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