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Life Without Memory: The Case of Clive Wearing, Part 1a

Introduces the viewer to Clive Wearing, who is incapable of making new memories due to viral encephalitis.  
 
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EricMarius777 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Don't let them ruin it for you. They can't prove you are definitively wrong.
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and how could you measure such a thing as love? Or detect it in the brain? You may see activity in a certain area of the brain when "love" based cues are shown to someone. That does not prove love is "simply chemical reactions". Love is the thing reacted to, not the reaction.
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ChinatownNoodles (1 month ago) Show Hide
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why can't he remember his mother then?
EricMarius777 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Yet he remembers his wife. Good question!
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they shud have got him to meet someone like M jackson, surely he wud have remembered the king of pop!
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I really hope he finds John G.
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HAHAHAHA, legend

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