El ser humano es conocido por ser una especie animal con una facultad extraordinaria de razonar y aprender en base a su experiencia pasadas y conocimientos. Sin embargo, incluso teniendo esa capacidad aún es incapaz de descifrar cómo funciona el cerebro humano. ¿Llegará el día en que el ser humano haya descifrado el cerebro, desentrañando sus misterios, y dando lugar a una nueva forma de aprendizaje?
We cannot know for sure if humans will ever be able to understand how the mind truly works. But, as we are making progress since the dawn of humanity, and developing new technologies like AI, it may be happen one day.

We already know how the brain works physically at a high-level: it is a collection of neurons which send electrochemical signals to each other, and we somewhat understand how these work. We understand the various regions and their designated functions (Broca's area for language, amygdala for fear and alertness, prefrontal cortex for decision making), and we can measure certain effects (such as alertness via the sympathetic and parasympathetic responses). We can even measure which areas of the brain are active in specific processes using techniques like fMRI and electrodes, though only at low detail, and these techniques are invasive and/or expensive. 

But, we do not have the ability to accurately measure the human brain or understand what truly makes a being "conscious" and behave like a human or animal. There are *huge* gaps in our knowledge, even the things I've described above are not truly understood. It is especially confusing as "life" has been observed even in individual cells, yet the human brain is a massive collection of over 300 trillion cells.

This is also a philosophical question: *can* we even define "humanity" and "consciousness"? What is the difference between a conscious human and "Ghost in the shell" who appears in every way as one but does not possess so-called consciousness? These have been debated and we have created theories such the "Bicameral mind" and "physical consciousness", especially now that there are AI language models which in some sense appear to be conscious, but are run on a machine from simple statistics, and are also limited. But, even if we have complete scientific understanding of how the human brain physically works, we may never manage to answer some questions about the human "mind".