I don't disagree, but I think there is much more information encoded in the brain. I believe this phenomenon is called the genomic bottleneck. There are a few

I don't disagree, but I think there is much more information encoded in the brain. I believe this phenomenon is called the genomic bottleneck. There are a few orders of magnitude more neural connections in a human than there are base pairs in a human genome. I would also assume that there are more than 4 possible ways for neural connections to be formed, while there are only 4 possible base pairs. Also, most genetic information corresponds to lower level functions.