5 ms·

But biological storage also doesn't have the random access characteristics and read/write speeds of this storage.

• Razengan 11y ago
  Does it need them? My memory seems to hold a lot of things, and the ability to look them up instantly (not counting the decompression delay AKA tip-of-the-tongue syndrome where you know you know something but can't recall it until it suddenly comes to you.)
  • randallsquared 11y ago
    If it comes to you. Sometimes biomemory just fails. In fact, it fails a whole lot, but the layer that does the access often just makes up something plausible to cover that fact. :)
    • pyre 11y ago
      It also writes every time it reads.
  • xbmcuser 11y ago
    Your memory is not accurate as you think it is. Your processor fills out the missing pieces so you think you remember it accurately.