Question

What are similarities between internet and brain

Answer 1

Answer:

It's easy to make crude anatomical comparisons between the brain (on one hand) and the Web and the Net (on the other). Where the brain has cells firing across synapses, the Net links computers over ethernet cables, fiber-optic cables, or satellite links, and the Web uses hypertext links to connect one page to others. Now all computers on the Net are not equally important. There are major links between continents, for example, carried in a relatively small number of hugely important undersea cables; if one of those fails, vast amounts of Internet traffic are slowed down as they reroute across the world via longer and less direct routes.