how a human mind stores his information in his mind
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Poornima college of engineering MEMORY SPACE OF HUMAN MIND Submitted to :- Ms. Prathiba Shisodia Submitted by :- Kapil Kumar Kumawat Branch – Mechanical(I3) 1 st Year
HOW MUCH MEMORY A HUMAN MIND HAVE ? IT IS MUCH MORE THAN OUR EXPECTATION WE CAN NOT FILL IT COMPLETELY.
Data stored in human mind There are small tiny neurons present in human mind It store information in mind
How they store information Neurons have much capacity to store data It store in pattern 1 Pattern = 1 Information It can store 10^28 informations
Size of a neurons They are too small in size We can put 30 thousand neurons on the tip of needle Approximate size is 50 micrometer
Total no. of neurons in human brain Numbers of neurons in human mind is very large in quantity 100 billions of neurons are present in human mind
Connection in neurons Neurons are not directly connected There is some distance between them They are connected by synepsis
Neurons addition When two neurons combine Then 1 + 1 != 2 It becomes 11 Similarly three neurons become 111 and so on
Total memory of a human brain Total memory space of human mind is very large If we learn 10 new things every second in 100 years Until we can only fill up less than half memoryn of mind
Limit of human mind If we calculate the total memory of human mind Take a type writer and start pressing 0 after 1 up to 1 crore 25 km This is total no. of information To imagine limit of human mind consider a library Consist of 80 thousand books of 800 pages each A human mind can store such type of 80 thousand libraries.
Different human minds Scientist also believe that all have same mind Then why the people differ in mind They must have same capacity to gain
Why brains differ This thing can be understand by an example Consider we are given sets of computers with same configuration To use them separately We all use them differently
Peoples not to worry about less memory All have same memory Way of using it differ