What Would Happen If Humans Had A Perfect Brain?

[Lombax]

Our brain is a very complex organ, but imagine if it was perfect... How would that change ourselves and the world?

[douglas9401]

I shudder to think.

[Theland]

What do you mean by perfect?
More computing power?
Being robots with no free will?

[Bazile]

Isn't it true that we don't use half of the capacity of our brains

[jim360]

You could watch the film Lucy, which sets out to answer this question wrongly, for a few ideas.

What even is a "perfect" brain, anyway?

[Lombax]

I mean with "perfect" that the brain would be extremely good and without flaws.

[jim360]

You'd presumably have to define the flaws in order to understand what the consequences of not having them would be.

[Canary42]

I tried answering this but it made my brain hurt so I desisted.

[ToraToraTora]

what is perfect? what flaws do you perceive now? I would say it's already perfect for the job it's designed for. Individual examples may malfunction but overall the design is correct.

[tomus42]

Until you can define what a perfect brain is the question can't be answered. Extremely good and without flaws isn't enough.

[Mamyalynne]

This is at least the third time you have asked the same thing and you haven't as yet defined 'perfect'.

You mention above 'good' - again,whose version of good?

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Science/Question1704622.html

[tomus42]

I doubt if this is an actual person Mamya. More like some kind of chatbot. Look at the phrasing of the questions they've asked.

[Theland]

It would be good for the ladies ..... no more headaches at the critical moment :-D

[Old_Geezer]

Dunno about you Baz, but I use all of mine.

[jim360]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_percent_of_the_brain_myth