Calculating thought

Thinking is the formatting of neural information for the encoded space that leads to one or more thoughts. We can say what is thought, but not how it is thought. Nothing can be thought that does not already exist in its basic form in the anatomically modern brain, which has been unchanged for over 100,000 years. Through thinking, we peer into the universe. Thoughts are universal. One and the same thought can appear to us in different formats or orders: as a mathematical formula, a geometric figure, a sequence of tones, an interplay of colours, or as the combination of chemical elements in the form of a smell. Thinking becomes materialized through the mirroring of neural structures into the encoded space.