The Human Wisdom

The human mind is so vast that our science considers it as another universe, with a different kind of vast space into each individual, and 95% of it is still to be discovered, not by somebody else but the person himself.

1. The human brain is a physical matter comparable to a mega-computer that contains millions of gigabytes or even billions. I believe this is so due to the power of human reasoning, that any mega-computer can't break through. Reasoning is the level that any machine cannot make a cross-over, that makes their limitation absolute.

2. 95% against 5% is a ratio denoting a general accepted truth from an informed public, not necessarily a scientific data (scientific research is using 2-3% margin of error, arriving to 98-97% as the scientific truth), so how did I arrived to 95% 'undiscovered' part of our human wisdom?. It is actually a metaphor for the potential of our human brain and intelligence, for what more we can do in the future, as science says that every individuals lifetime utilizes only small portion (average 5%) of their brain capacity, how much more if we have longer life, if we used more than what we can at present, does that mean we have more in life than what we are seeing now?...we have to start imagining, I think we have to, to know if there are more to life than what we see in this lifetime.

3. A practical analogy is given to us by science itself, anthropology is coming now to a conclusion, that our recent 3000 years history is an explosion of human civilization, compared to ' tens of thousands' of stagnant human history. This is also comparable to the 'hockey' stick (being used by climate change proponents), that for a prolong period of time, throughout thousands of years of human history the human brain is stagnant, and at the end of the timeline (end of the stick) there is a sudden spike of human activity, of human brain activity, in writing and in inventions, so much so that this last 100 years it is considered an extra-ordinary leap in human history through inventions in technology and scientific discovery.
   
   So what am I arriving at?. I'm saying that there is a big 'leap' in the human wisdom, that our untapped 95% brain capacity (capability) is starting to open its gate, and what we have at the moment is only a trickle of it, from this past 3000 years...

4. This 5% capacity of our brain (or 10% as commonly described), is being debated, refuted, and debunked by other scientist, as they call it the 10% myth of our brain.
   
   The problem at present is that all scientist agreed they haven't fully studied the brain and there are more that are needed to learn, and if you ask them how much more data and understanding they can extract from the brain, and surprisingly they don't know the limit of learning or data they can have from our brain (or our mind). So I believed we can presumed that at present learning the brain or our mind is an indefinite one, not sure when will it end, so to point out an argument, it is plausible that our brain still has 90% unused (or I should say capacity/capability that is still to be tapped).
   
   My other argument to this as well is that for thousands of years humans existed, it is only this last 10,000 years that the human brain had flourished into writing, inventions, and social organisation. From those tens of thousands of years the capacity of the brain is so simple that if we bring our present technology to them, in the past, they won't be able to understand or recognized such technology, they will definitely consider it as alien to them, and will consider such technology as something that came outside of this world, not realizing that it is a product of the human brain that came out from the future.
   
   This is what I mean the 5% (or 10%, depending what context of metaphor you want to use) capacity of the human brain, in the past, even in early prehistoric time, we have the same size of brain as the prehistoric man, but that same brain, overtime, it produces astonishing development of knowledge and technology only within thousand of years, how much more if we wait several thousand of years?, what more can our human brain produces during that span of time?