some theorists compare the human brain processing of information to a computer model. They claim that the brain is like a computer: our senses are similar to input devices (e.g., a disk, USB); once you enter the information, the computer or our brain processes it in our work memory (short-term memory); and, finally, the computer hardware works like our long-term memory - we save the information and retrieve it when needed. What do you think about this theory? For example, do you support it? Do you think we can compare the human brain to a computer system? Does the theory cover all aspects of information processing in our brain? Does it miss some aspects?