The End of Remembering

[felpaluche]

The end of remembering is analysis.

[flyLeonardofly]

i love "Moonwalk with Einstein" ... reading it is an experience really worth remembering ...

[HomamZituni]

Gazillion hahah how professional :P but still overall I was impressed by his studies in memory

[jetcarq]

there is no point to remember much things, all u need to know where and how to find information, brain isnt trash why u need to remember things which u will never use

[americanwomanFL]

@jetcarq Without things in our brains, it is trash...and how do you know you will never use something???

[jetcarq]

@americanwomanFL if u arent smart enough and u dont know anything then its trash, and u need to remember how to solve some problems, but if u are smart then u dont need to remember much, only some ideas how thing work

[seriousbees]

The title is misleading, but i wouldnt want to watch something closer to the title. That would be all like "we are forgetting more because of modern technology yadda yadda yadda." This is pretty good, but he should go more in depth on his methods.

[technosasquatchfilms]

meh, just remember google and wiki, and your good

[americanwomanFL]

@technosasquatchfilms Hmmmm and maybe the difference between "your and you're" (among other things if one is to truly live life).

[ThisBoyTV]

RSA rocks with great topics. I don't remember where i put my to do list :)

[BurnYourCash]

i remember when i was a pervert :)

[TimeManInJail]

sexualize everything make you smarter XD

[xjustamem0ryx]

The Evolution of Memory:

I have to remember.

I have to remember to remember.

I have to remember to remember to remember.

I have to remember to remember to remember to remember.

I have to remember to remember to remember to remember to remember.

are they worrying what will happen to our minds if we keep relying on devices outside the mind to employ the things the mind requires for optimal operation?

maybe we'll actually live in the moment since we won't be able to hold a memory.

[americanwomanFL]

@xjustamem0ryx Most people aren't "living in the moment" due to technology as they must be always "plugged in". Remembering things don't keep us from doing this unless a person is dwelling so much on something it keeps him/her from living in the now. Remembering things allows us to participate in what is going on around us as.

[americanwomanFL]

@americanwomanFL opps... I hit post before I was done! Remembering things allows us to participate in what is going on around us as we recall events and people and ideas.

[TemporalOnline]

Why the first one was removed?

[HBMTim0]

this was really good and he has alot of good points

[farvision]

The description "how will we adapt to a new culture where most memories are stored outside the brain?" does not match the video!

[cutiko]

So how will we adapt to a new culture where most memories are stored outside the brain?

[jrizos]

@7:07 "Supposably" End of Speaking correctly

[sathlin]

The one person he mentions, sounds like he was the character in the movie memento.

[HerveAatkins]

I really like the way he talks...

[NakedTanPanda]

Bump v

[segedinacm]

...and i didn't get any answer at all

[GayForJC]

@segedinacm whats the question