Your baseless opinion is 100% correct. Biological brains are not Turing machines and do not have a Harvard or even a Von Neumann architecture. If I understand

Your baseless opinion is 100% correct. Biological brains are not Turing machines and do not have a Harvard or even a Von Neumann architecture. If I understand it correctly, biological brains are essentially associative memory machines where memory and computation are intertwined into one physical structural system. In short: To think is to remember. And to remember is to think.