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Question: If that was the case, and if you could be simulated with a human brain, then you will be indistinguishable from a human brain correct?
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No. While a simulated brain might possess many of the same abilities of a human brain, it would likely be missing the same biochemical and synaptic processes that make a real human brain so complex. So even if the simulation behaves similarly to a human brain in many ways, it would not be indistinguishable from a real human brain.
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