The point of asking such a question is to prove whether or not computational processes accurately model the human brain. Unfortunately this is a recursive ques

The point of asking such a question is to prove whether or not computational processes accurately model the human brain. Unfortunately this is a recursive question, because the only device we have for exploring the difference between a brain and a computer is our brains. Thus, I believe the Chinese room experiment is rightly composed of as a thought experiment - what other means do we have for assessing our difference from computers other than our intuition?