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Forget mechanics: the brain is not a machine, nor is it a computer made of meat.
One of his favourite ideas is a random computer made of "nanocubes"—essentially a pile of nanotubes.
Scientists have developed what they say could become the world's smallest medical kit: a computer, made of DNA, that can diagnose disease and automatically dispense medicine to treat it.
Included are a brown paper teepee covered with peace signs, a laptop computer made of Styrofoam and painted silver, an urn oozing a Play-Doh-like substance and a small figure urinating on a cracked mirror.
However, unlike transistors, the switches do not amplify electric signals, and a computer made of molecular switches would have to employ a different method for performing calculations, one that scientists are still working to devise.
"We have built a nanoscale computer made of biomolecules that is so small you cannot run them one at a time," said Prof. Ehud Shapiro of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, the leader of the research team.
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Therefore, a computer made out of silicon chips and a computer made out of cogs and wheels can be functionally isomorphic but constitutionally diverse.
For example, Microsoft no longer would be able to require PC makers to buy a copy of Windows for every computer made, regardless of whether consumers want Windows.
But he also subscribes to the belief that the body is essentially a computer made up of overwritable data and updatable apps.
The first working computer made entirely of DNA was created in 1994 by Leonard Adleman, a computer scientist at the University of Southern California.
Alternatively, a computer made from millions of bacteria can look at every route simultaneously.
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