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Around 1970, a fellow named Gordon Moore originated a computer technology maxim which has been termed “Moore’s Law.” Simply stated, the law says that computer processing power will double every two years.
Since that time, the rule has proven true. Personal computers are tremendously fast and powerful, and capable of amazing things, and researchers continue to expand computing power. However, they still can’t touch God’s creation of the human brain.
The living computer God designed is capable of performing 38 thousand trillion operations per second. In order to even get close to this, a man-made supercomputer requires an ever-expanding amount of microchips and more than 17 megawatts of power.
The human brain can store about five times as much information as Wikipedia, and only requires as much power as a 10-watt light bulb. All this from one single human brain.
We are indeed “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14)!
Matt Clifton
BulletinDigest.com