brains-vs-supercomputers

A six-panel comic. Two men talk. The first says he read the human brain is faster than a supercomputer, isn't that amazing. The second asks, faster at what? The first says, at, like, you know, computing stuff. The first then challenges him with a large multiplication problem (217,340 times 4,287,567); the second admits he doesn't know but says the brain can do things that are hard for supercomputers, like looking at a picture and telling if it's pretty. The first asks why, then, a day of supercomputer time costs more than a year of a poor person's time. The second just says, Huh. The first muses that maybe the computer is just better at negotiating. In a final panel labeled ELSEWHERE, a scientist sits at a computer and says he shouldn't have left his laptop connected, he has 'your browser history, Sally'; the computer screen replies, I'll get you more power! The votey aftercomic shows a mostly empty panel with the caption SOON... THE WORLD and a small black trapezoidal shape (like a skirt) in the center, implying a tiny would-be world conqueror.