There are two differences between the brain and the computer. One is that it is easy to forget, and the other is that it is prone to errors. This seems to be a disadvantage, but it is an advantage. Forgetting occurs automatically, which allows us to clear out unnecessary information without effort. Unexpectedly good thoughts make room. If there is no such space, good thoughts will fly into the darkness because they cannot find a habitat. It is a wonderful talent for the human brain to rely on it to make mistakes in relationships. We often have unexpected discoveries and brand new ideas where there is no connection. These two differences illustrate the same thing, that is, the power of the computer is only to the information, but the power of the human brain is to let the information lead to thought. What is the point that best summarizes the text in this paragraph? ['The human brain has advantages over computers.', 'Computer skills can easily lead people to think that computers are better than the human brain.', 'Forgetting is the virtue of the human brain.', 'Error-prone is a wonderful talent of the human brain.']