Shocking Research: Human Memory Doesn't Exist Only in the Brain
A new study from New York University (USA) shows that other cells outside the brain also have the ability to learn and form memories.
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A new study from New York University (USA) shows that other cells outside the brain also have the ability to learn and form memories.
Human memory is imperfect - there are memories we can keep, but there are other memories that have forever fallen into oblivion.
Elizabeth F. Loftus, professor of cognitive psychology and human memory, carries out studies showing that memories can be distorted.
Human ability to remember and learn can be determined by genes.
Scientists at Louisiana State University recently published a study showing that listening to disturbing sounds can affect people's perceptions, including memory impairm…
Removing memory has long been a fascinating episode in sci-fi films. However, Swedish researchers now believe they have made a breakthrough in making this process a real…