Which raises the question of how much data a human being actually generates with their decisions over the course of a lifetime
Suppose a typical human makes one binary decision per second. Two of us would fit on a CD-ROM https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=1+bit%2Fsecond+*+80+years …
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I like to think a typical human being is responsible for more than a CD-ROM's worth of output. But I doubt it's astronomically more
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even just moving your arm to an arbitrary point in space requires deciding at least several bytes of information
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A simple manual teak like picking up a coffee mug is going to be a lot higher than that.
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or one single discussion about what two people want for dinner
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