The brain, as a weird flesh analog computer, frustrates science.
As it is known, the computer system as we know it is modeled in general after the layout of the mind. With processing and memory separate, and so forth.
However, each little piece of the nerves of the mind contain a wealth of dedicated connections to other nerves. What really frustrates science is that so much of that is used at any given time, and, having converted biochemical into pure electricity, we find that the brain usually only vaguely sips at its power supply, unlike the IBM Personal Computer that was inspired by the brain.........
Not just a maze of nerves, but a maze of interconnections is the brain, its a wonder, in the indeterminate haze of meshwork nerve connections, that so many don't overlap and intermingle unintentionally: or do they? Is such interconnection quite the stuff of life? The source of odd associations in thought and memory.
This is the "quantum entanglement" of the mind: the seemingly unintended interconnection and interaction between various sections of the mind......
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