> much operations of any kind What is a brain operation? How do you measure that? My point is that you can’t a make your argument because you’re comparing two

> much operations of any kind What is a brain operation? How do you measure that? My point is that you can’t a make your argument because you’re comparing two subjects that have nothing in common beside the vague colloquial notion of “computing” What and how your brain computes your response to my comment is wildly different than how digital hardware does. They’re apples and oranges. No way to compare them on even ground, so no way to make the argument you’re trying to make. We don’t have a shared metric with which to measure digital computation speed and organic brain computation speed, so your argument doesn’t make sense on the outset.