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Yeah, but- the PC does things the brain can't do because of speed. In a neuron (at least the peripheral) an impulse travels at about 10 meters/second, and the frequency of impulses to muscles is only about 40 HZ (compare with your house current at 60 HZ and the newest PC chip at 200 MHZ!). The frequency of PD tremor, about 10 HZ, is due I think to the long devious path of the feedback loop. Cheers, Joe J. R. Bruman (818) 789-3694 3527 Cody Road Sherman Oaks CA 91403 On Fri, 20 Jun 1997, Ken Becker wrote: > Joe, it seems to me, the average brain makes a 266mHZ computer with MMX look > like a pocket calculator! Or even LESS! And think about this, when the brain > gets damaged, and injured, it still manages to keep working to some extent, > and it usuallly gives a warning before crashing too! AMAZING! Ken B >