The Human Brain: Matrix Of Dots

The human brain can be modelled as a matrix of dots. Each dot's color can be flipped to opposite colors. When a baby is born, it's brain matrix consists of a very low m x n dots. As the baby grew, the number of m and n changes (usually both increases in magnitude). The magnitude of m and n are not necessarily the same, as both number defines the capacity of an individual's brain. The larger the product of m and n, the bigger the capacity to think. Capacity of the human brain can be narrowed down into two types: the logical and the emotional. Say, m is logical and n is emotional. An individual with a capacity of m x n, with m greater than n would be thinking more rationally most of the time. In contrast, individuals with n smaller than m would be a more emotional person. …show more content…
However, not all individual is able to possibly use the brain's capacity up to 100%. This is because the brain performance is defined by the total number of patterns that can be created through the flipping of the dot matrix. In other words, the total number of dot matrix pattern formation defines the ability to utilize the brain's capacity(pattern efficiency). For example, an individual with a 2 x 2 dot matrix has the capacity number of 2^(2 x 2), which is 16. In other words, the brain is able to think in 16 different ways (maximum of 16 different dot matrix pattern is possible). However, as the human brain needs to be trained so that it learns to form different pattern, it's formation efficiency is always less than