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I'm not sure your intuition here is right. It's an electric signal that travels in axons. Like in computer chips in a way. But slower because ions in water trav
by croemer 2y ago
I'm not sure your intuition here is right. It's an electric signal that travels in axons. Like in computer chips in a way. But slower because ions in water travel mich slower than electrons in metals.
- ijidak 2y agoYes, but as you said much slower. And yet massively parallel, which means an incredible amount of synchronization of information feeding into different parts of the brain.