Brain Family

The first Brain in a Jar

BRAIN FAMILY
Viewing the genealogy of brains, one can see a trend of family. The family of brains includes at least 50 smaller brain siblings. The smaller brains are machines, built from micro-computing processor technology invented by Humanoido, and resulted from spin offs of the Big Brain and Supercomputers. The family is all machines except for Humanoido, the human father of the Big Brain.

There are 18 offspring brains.
Bantam Brain
Bit Brain
Baby Brain
Child Brain
Tiny Brain One TBO
Tiny Brain Two TB2
Tiny Brain Three TB3
Small Brain
Pint Size Brain
Brain Child
Morpher-8
Propeller Elf
Micron Propeller
MC Computer
Shrunken Computer SC
Propeller Cosmac Elf II

Ten additional smaller brains exist in the series of Brain in a Jar. These are listed in the Genealogy.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/p/genealogy.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/search?q=mini+brain

Brown Jar Brain
2nd Jar Brain
Blue Jar Brain
Yellow Jar Brain
Aqua Marine Jar Brain
Jar'd Brain
Brain Cortex in a Jar
Mini Brain Cortex in a Jar
Dupe Cortex in a Jar
Half Gallon Brain in a Jar

There are 12 specific Children.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/01/8-children.html

Machine Birthing Process
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/02/birthing-process.html

Big Brain Site
Big Brain Index 2
Big Brain Index 1
Big Brain Timeline
Big Brain Contributions
Space1 Site
Space1 Index
Space1 Timeline

Brain Loss Baby Making

BABY MAKING LOSS IS REAL

Guess what a baby making brain gives up during birth?!

When a biological woman has a baby, she loses something… in the form of body nutrients and elements like vitamins, calcium, bone mass. What does a baby-making machine like the Big Brain lose?

The Big Brain has given birth to many siblings. See 12th Child and Genealogy. During the birthing process, the Brain has specific loss. Although this machine brain has no fluids, bones, calcium or vitamins to lose, it does have substantial electronic loss. Can you guess what it gives up during birth? The answer is Propeller chips!

With the first five babies, the Brain has given up over 12 Propeller chips. How does it do it and keep on going? The brain is divided into a number of Propeller Arrays. The first two arrays contain a finite number of Propeller chips set at 50 each. In the third Array, also know as an open ended Partition, the number of props is variable, and can grow more or become less and the Brain will continue to function. This allows the Big Brain to give birth to offspring, give up Propeller chips to make little brains, and keep on going...