How Memory Works

[rendilkraesin]

These functions should have great applicability to the understanding and treatment of addictive (cyclical-compulsive) behaviors. Using this analysis, cyclic actions like drug use and family abuse could be addressed more scientifically, and more effectively. The current popular systems available to the public have at best a placebo rate of success.

[returnoftheramble]

yes, these morons think they can just edit us. All the sudden I'm moving more and more and more. My dreams are what make me remember the prior "experience." It's torture.

[returnoftheramble]

you make associations with memories. I know that from experience. I'm so not myself.

[SpicyHam]

That's actually what I always thought human memory was like, I congradulate to myself

[bryan12294]

@327bran something tells me you're here with the sole intention of pissing people off.

[ajudaaduja]

Portugal!

[327bran]

lol i forgot the Y in lucky

[327bran]

either god is amazing or that was one luck ass explosion

[Valholm]

@327bran or, or

there might be different explanations.

huh

[327bran]

@Valholm honestly, who cares. were here now we should just deal with it lol [no offense intended]

[Valholm]

@327bran honestly, who cares. we're here we're queer just deal with it lol [no offense intended]

[xSilverPhinxx]

This has been enlightening

[fearfullpeople]

we need a love button

[djmedic2008]

That was a lot of fun. Thanks for trying to make Heads or Tails of it :-)

[EllyMcCormack]

Didn't understand all of it. But I think I got the gist. Very cool.

[drOffset]

Is there a neural equivalent of a shift register?

[deeroks1]

if he can make ME understand THAT...he can make ANYBODY understand that....great explaining!