How much information is stored inside a human? Not as much as you think. All you need is a mere 1.5 gigabytes to fit your entire genetic code. Veritasium did the math in his latest brain tapping video and cooked up that number using bits to understand the molecules that make up a person's genetic code.
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I've wondered this for years
He left out the most important part... quantifying the data of the human brain. It is kind of weird seeing this video the day after I watched the movie transcendence.
Science has had the genetic code stored for some time now. Almost 90 percent of that is useless fluff though, only about 3 percent is needed to actually physically make a human. Look up genome sequencing, it's interesting.
Where a lot of data is needed is the human brain, which is MUCH larger than this. It also needs to be able to process all that data at a fast rate.
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yes 8s true that the 90% of genetic code are unknown but it does not mean it is useless.
why dont we focus on getting 4k movies in blu ray first....