Where to from here?, page-871

.... Forbes. The rise of the silicon brain.
“... understanding of the human brain remains complex with many unknowns. This is especially important from the perspective that nearly 90 percent of the human brain is composed of glial cells, and not neurons, and the glial cells are just coming to be understood. So, the question is, are glial cells controlling neurons? If so, how will we create silicon glial cells that will be perhaps necessary not only to clean up molecular trash created by neurons but also to play a role in learning and memory, to help repair damaged silicon brain areas and to perhaps control neurons and neural pathways by providing the necessary biochemical environment?”