So why can't a digital computer, a digital brain do the same things?

那为什么、大脑不能做同样事情呢？

Lovelace was a mathematician who was an associate of Charles Babbage, the man who first designed the digital computer.

洛芙莱斯是一位学家，他是查尔斯·巴贝奇同事，巴贝奇是最早设。

These qubits can solve problems exponentially faster than classical digital computers.

这些量子比特能以指级速度解决比经典更快问题。

The ENIAC was the first programmable general-purpose electronic digital computer to  be produced.

ENIAC 是第一台生产可编程通用电子。

Digital computers have become vastly more efficient over the past eighty years.

在过去八十年里变得高效得多。

But building a digital computer is a lot more than just that elemental operation.

但构建一台远不止于那个基本操作。

You're a program living inside a digital computer world.

你是一个生活在世界中程序。

He contributed to the development of quantum physics, digital computers, big part of the Manhattan Project.

他对量子物理学、发展以及曼哈顿划大部分工作做出了贡献。

The brain is a computer, but it doesn't have a rigid operating system the way a digital computer does.

大脑虽如电脑，却不具备那般固定操作系统。

NASA looked to Draper and his group of over 400 engineers to invent the first compact digital flight computer, the Apollo Guidance Computer.

美国航空航天局（NASA）指望德雷帕以及他由 400 多名工程师组成团队能够发明出第一台小型飞行，阿波罗制导。

Right, so I would say to think of a transistor as the building block of a digital computer is accurate.

确实，将晶体管视为基本构建单元是准确。

Things that are pretty similar to digital computers, but maybe there are more cores and the way they send messages is a little bit more like the way brain neurons send spikes.

与非常相似东西，但可能拥有更多核心， 且它们发送消息方式更接近大脑神经元发送脉冲方式。

Also, in conventional digital computers or digital computers in general, you have a concept of what's called arithmetic depth, which is jargon that basically means how many sequential operations are performed to turn an input into an output.

在传统或一般意义上中，有一个被称为术深度概念，这基本上是指将输入转换为输出时执行连续操作量。