Where does a thought go when it’s forgotten?

The human mind is fascinating and complex. Even if many studies have been done on it, respectively on the brain, if we understood 10% of it, it is a great thing. In addition to the physical part, we also have to understand the “virtual” part. I call it virtual, because the easiest comparison would be if we were referring to a computer. We may come to understand how the physical part works, but that virtual space, that term called “thinking”, has infinite possibilities. We can say that the unit of measurement of thought is “imagination”.

“Thinking”, in principle, in the physical plane, is powered and supported by a motor: the brain. This being the “hardware” component. We are talking here about the whole thinking model, both from the information we receive, process, and from the information we create and pass on. Information is just a universal piece of an indefinite puzzle that takes on a new shape every time we use it, in conclusion, information is just a thought.

Why I chose to compare the human brain, in fact the whole body, with a computer. First of all, from a technical point of view, the computer is created after our likeness, not according to the look but only according to the way it works. We know very well how to use this “computer” without necessarily knowing how it works physically — I am referring here to most people, not to those…