Also, aren't there fairly recent studies saying that memory storage and retrieval is not as we previously imagined, i.e. computer-like. I could probably dig up the Radiolab program that I'm getting this from, but I recall that to remember something is currently seen more as a creative act. Not that the article necessarily opposes such a view since I can't read it, but the abstract makes it seem that way to me.
I remember hearing something similar about the creative aspect of memory although I can't remember from where. Yeah, sucks that I can't just copy and paste the whole article on here.
Dude, the article is not free. Lame.
ReplyDeleteAlso, aren't there fairly recent studies saying that memory storage and retrieval is not as we previously imagined, i.e. computer-like. I could probably dig up the Radiolab program that I'm getting this from, but I recall that to remember something is currently seen more as a creative act. Not that the article necessarily opposes such a view since I can't read it, but the abstract makes it seem that way to me.
I remember hearing something similar about the creative aspect of memory although I can't remember from where. Yeah, sucks that I can't just copy and paste the whole article on here.
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