I'm not sure this is correct at all. Turing machines can solve certain subsets of the halting problem (i.e does a given program without recursion and with only

I'm not sure this is correct at all. Turing machines can solve certain subsets of the halting problem (i.e does a given program without recursion and with only certain types of loops halt?), but it's impossible to create an algorithm which will say whether any program halts. I see no reason why the Human brain would be able to solve the halting problem, or even any problem a Turing machine can't.