We Spend Our Lives On A Thin

Your Brain Is Built Of Cells Called Neurons And Glia - Hundreds Of Billions Of Them. Each One Of These Cells Is As Complicated As A City.

We Are Not Conscious Of Most Things Until We Ask Ourselves Questions About Them.

Given The Billions Of Neurons, This Means There Are As Many Connections In A Single Cubic Centimeter Of Brain Tissue As There Are Stars In The Milky Way Galaxy.

Love Was Not Specified In The Design Of Your Brain; It Is Merely An Endearing Algorithm That Freeloads On The Leftover Processing Cycles.

The Three-pound Organ In Your Skull - With Its Pink Consistency Of Jell-o - Is An Alien Kind Of Computational Material. It Is Composed Of Miniaturized, Self-configuring Parts, And It Vastly Outstrips Anything We've Dreamt Of Building.