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The idea of the universe as a “giant brain” was proposed by scientists – and science fiction writers – for decades. But now physicists say there may be some evidence that this is actually true, writes huffingtonpost. In a way. According to a study published in Nature’s Scientific Reports, The Universe Can Grow Like A Giant Brain – With electrical discharges between “mirror” brain cells in the form an expanding galaxy. Computer simulation results show that “natural growth dynamics” is a path of development systems – the same for different types of networks – whether The Internet, the human brain, or the universe as a whole. Coauthor Research by Dmitry Kryukov of the University of California at San Diego says these systems are very different, but they developed in a very similar way. As a result, argue scientists, the universe is really evolving like a brain. Study raises serious questions about how the universe works, said Hooks. “For physicists, this is a direct signal – not yet understanding how nature works, “he said Space.com. A team of researchers simulated life very early Universe, immediately after the Big Bang, considering as quantum space-time units smaller than subatomic particles, form one network with another during the development of the universe. They are found that modeling is a mirror image of others networks. Some links between similar sites were the result limited growth, while others acted as nodes for a variety of relationships. For example, some connections are limited and similar – like a person who loves sports and attends many sports websites – and some of them are large and Connect the most diverse parts of the network, such as Google and Yahoo. Not, this does not mean that the universe is “thinking” – but as already previously stated on the Internet, this may simply mean that there are much more similarities between very small and very larger than it seems at first glance.
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