Sometime in the future man will create the ultimate computer.
so powerful it can create life, manipulate what it creates, and then destroy it. .
A machine that has the ability, to not only solve the most complicated.
mathematical functions, but to create new formulas and equations. Would it.
be possible to for such a machine to grow, and not only adapt to its.
environment, but to evolve and conquer it? One would like to think that this.
kind of machine could never, and should never, exist. Sometime in the future.
man will recreate the human brain. This four pound marvel of human.
development contains many structures, each of which has a specific position.
and function (Patano 2). Each structure is perfectly fitted, and designed, to fit.
in such a small enclosure as the human skull.
The process by which the brain in created is so simple, it is unfathomable. .
The most power machine known to man requires only nine months to make,.
but it has taken thousands of years to try to duplicate, to no avail. The.
journey begins with conception, the male sperm joins with the female egg. .
Within fourteen days the "brain" begins to form. The cluster of embryotic.
cells folds into itself, and a small group burrows inward, forming three layers. .
These three layers are known as: the mesoderm, the endoderm, and the.
ectoderm. The ectoderm later forms the brain.
From these three layers, the ectoderm forms a thin plate, this plate is.
called the neural plate. This plate begins to bend in half, at this point the.
neural groove is formed. The groove doesn't take long to connect the two.
ends, the structure no longer resembles a plate nor a groove, it becomes the.
neural tube. It is from this tube that every part of the human brain is formed. .
One end of the tube becomes the spinal cord, the central canal of the neural.
tube becomes the complex ventricle system, and the other end thus becomes.
three swellings, that later become the three main parts of the brain; the.
