How does the human mind store data?

At the cellular level, data is stored as functional and structural changes at synapses, the junctions that connect neurons in the brain. read more

Since you have compared our brain with a super computer, the answer somewhat lies within the question itself. read more

Each of these neurons seems capable of making around 1,000 connections, representing about 1,000 potential synapses, which largely do the work of data storage. Multiply each of these 100 billion neurons by the approximately 1,000 connections it can make, and you get 100 trillion data points, or about 100 terabytes of information. read more