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A hundred-year dream of neuroscientists is to imagine a memory that has become a reality. Irvine researchers at the University of California used microscopic techniques…
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A hundred-year dream of neuroscientists is to imagine a memory that has become a reality. Irvine researchers at the University of California used microscopic techniques…
According to a new study, the human brain selects only events that it considers to be memorable, while actively eliminating unimportant events, to reduce the burden of c…
We always anticipate actions that will happen to ourselves based on the contexts we already know. For example, when we think of an upcoming birthday, we always remember…
Scientists from McGill University (Canada) and Paris University (France) have identified the brain region storing social memories such as festivals, encounters, controve…
Childhood memories are probably best preserved in photo albums, not in the brain. Remembering old memories makes you forget an important appointment or what to buy today.
Memories of sad events that are never buried can be recalled clearly, Canadian researchers said.
People who drink alcohol in an infinite state often don't realize what a joke is or don't understand the implication, German researchers say.
Our ability to dream about the future is closely related to the ability to recall the past, and even depends on it. A new study has helped explain the strange phenomenon…
Many people have strange thoughts about hypnosis. For example, they think that a person has been hypnotized or cannot regain consciousness, or may be manipulated to do b…
There are babies who claim to be reincarnated from their previous life, but many do not believe and believe that they are mentally ill or haunted.
In the world, there is a group of people who possess extraordinary abilities: they can remember every second of every day of life. It sounds very attractive to have such…
Many scientists have sought to explain the phenomenon that many people can tell stories that seemed to happen only in previous lives.
A woman in Myanmar said she was a Japanese soldier whose villagers burned alive and hung on trees in the war. Her wrists were all like a tie with a rope.
For thousands of years, people have been searching and exploring to answer the most classic question of mankind:
The 5-year-old Ryan, who lives in Oklahoma (USA), talked about seeing Marilyn Monroe at a party but before she got close, she was struck by a bodyguard in the face.