The Analog Brain (2016)

The speaker shares his experience discussing neurological opinions with cognitive scientists at Rockefeller University. He argues that the brain functions analogically rather than digitally, emphasizing its strength in associative memory and comparison tasks. The scientists were intrigued by his perspective, though they remained polite and reserved in their response.

What was the context of the speaker's discussion at Rockefeller University?

What comparison does the speaker make between analog and digital in relation to the brain?