Step into the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and computing with John von Neumann's groundbreaking Yale lectures. This series decodes the surprising similarities between digital machines and the human mind, exploring how our brains compute, store memories, and process information. Each episode delves into von Neumann's pioneering insights comparing biological and artificial computation, from the precision of digital systems to the adaptive power of neural networks. Whether you're a computer scientist, neuroscience enthusiast, or simply curious about how your brain operates like a computer (and how it doesn't), join us as we explore the computational foundations that unite silicon and synapses. Perfect for anyone interested in the origins of modern computing, cognitive science, and the future of human-machine understanding