Processing by brute force

The electronic brain can process information using brute force. A distributed computing system can scan/sort/calculate and run various types of compute on very large volumes of data within milliseconds. The human brain cannot match the brute force of computers. 

Computers are very easy to network and collaborate with in order to increase collective storage and processing power. The collective storage can collaborate in real time to produce intended outcomes. While human brains can collaborate, they cannot match the electronic brain in this aspect. 

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