A closer look
It is infuriating to know you are carrying around the ultimate supercomputer while simultaneously losing your car keys every single morning. Neuroscientists estimate that the human brain's memory capacity is equivalent to roughly 2.5 petabytes, or two and a million gigabytes of data. If your brain worked like a DVR, that would be enough to record three hundred years of continuous high-definition television. Yet, for some reason, its operating system prioritizes the lyrics to commercial jingles from the 90s over your own passwords.
