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Some people think that the human brain only uses 10% of its capacity, if this threshold is exceeded, they can become superhuman, but scholars have rejected this view. Wh…
After experiencing a terrifying event, many people never forget it. The question is why does that fear cling to us, while other events are forgotten by us over time?
More than 100 years ago, German biologist Richard Semon coined the term 'engram', which means that the production of memory causes certain physical or chemical changes i…
No one thinks that their smooth skin can look very 'colorful' under UV light, right?
The Earth's climate changes, the world's oceans also have unusual changes, not only in temperature but also in structure, flow and color. Scientists call it the ocean ph…
You do not need to spend too much money to buy nutritional supplements for the brain. There are many plants that are good for the brain
Studies have shown that napping is both beneficial and bad for the brain and heart, and it's actually related to how long you sleep.
In the history of criminal investigation, there have been many examples of investigators trying to discover new techniques to identify criminals.
In a recent interview with Mathias Döpfner, Elon Musk suggested that humans can upload their memories and personalities to Optimus - the robot developed by Tesla.
Life' can actually flash before your eyes when you die, is what some researchers are looking to prove, after detecting the brain waves of a dying person.
Social extinction is the disappearance of species from our collective memory and attention.
Prime Minister Luu Gu has carved into the audience's memory for generations with the image of a small, hunchback but never bowing to the wicked.
Scent-related memories are not necessarily more precise, but tend to evoke more emotion.
Citizens of Hanoi have long no longer heard the tinkle of tram lines running around the city center. The train has become a beautiful memory for generations of Hanoians.
What happens in the hippocamp even before people try to form memories can affect whether they remember it or not.