Our Brains Can Actually Store Ten Times The Capacity Than We Originally Thought

[BoFox]

Researchers from Salk Institute have concluded that our brains are able to store one petabyte of data, which is equivalent to ten times the data that was thought this organ could originally store. In an ‘simple to understand’ example, it means that if we were to store all the MP3 files in our brains, it would take us approximately 2000 years to play all of those songs.

Read more: http://wccftech.com/human-brains-can-store-10-times-more-capacity/#ixzz3yFTFPXNl

   

Where was that alien brain smilie?

[RolloTheGreat]

Ah the Buttheads of Talos 4.

Aliens who for no possible logical reason wanted to see Capt Pike fall in love while they watched it like a movie.

Also, the show that pre-dates "The Matrix" by decades in it's premise "mankind would rather live in a pleasant illusion than in an unpleasant reality".

[dmcowen674]

I'm not surprised. I have that video memory like Mary Lou Henner. I can remember everything in clear video detail back to 2 years old. However I have noticed since turning 50 my memory is not storing as well and not able to recall as well.

I'm becoming more like normal people now  

[SickBeast]

Rollo's brain only has the capacity to hold his own opinions and ideas.