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A new study reveals the brain might hold 10 times more information than previously believed, akin to computer memory. By scrutinizing synaptic connections in a rat's brain, researchers found they can store between 4.1 to 4.6 bits of data, challenging the notion of limited storage. This has implications for learning, aging, and neurological diseases. The method used offers a precise way to measure synaptic strength, potentially aiding future brain research and understanding information processing.
