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Internet Map : Brain Map

This is the Map of the Internet taken from the perspective of a single computer. It’s done by the Opte.org project. I read about it in the New Scientist. “Each colour on this Opte map represents a region; North America, blue; Europe/Middle East/Central Asia/Africa, green; Latin America, yellow; Asia Pacific, red; Unknown, white. (Image: Opte.org)”

It looks a lot like a Neuronal Map of the Brain. The Brain is composed of Neurons which link to other Neurons, which is like how the Internet is composed of Computers that link to other Computers.

Posted on Sunday, November 30th, 2003 in Brain, Cognitive Science, Computers, Future, Networks, Science, Web/Tech.

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Comment by udorn wongtubtim

2005-05-25 14:27:12

I am very vert interested in brain and how it work. And would like to know how to apply for children education.
Thanks
Udorn

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Comment by savi3

2005-05-25 18:09:44

huh??

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Comment by muhunthan pillai

2010-07-06 17:22:55

simply informative

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