> Physics can't deal with the brain. No equation can be written.
There are many many many physics simulations out there that cannot be "written with an equation". Climate Modelling, for example. You cannot write a single equation to model all that. You need a big complex piece of software, made of many equations, a lot of hardware, and a lot of processing time. Any of those was simply inconceivable mere decades ago.
It's possible that it's as you say, and the brain is inscrutable if we attack the problem from the physics point of view alone.
I think that you may be right. With what we have now. But decades from now? I'm not so sure.
There are many many many physics simulations out there that cannot be "written with an equation". Climate Modelling, for example. You cannot write a single equation to model all that. You need a big complex piece of software, made of many equations, a lot of hardware, and a lot of processing time. Any of those was simply inconceivable mere decades ago.
It's possible that it's as you say, and the brain is inscrutable if we attack the problem from the physics point of view alone.
I think that you may be right. With what we have now. But decades from now? I'm not so sure.