memories are hard to learn and hard to forget.
memories are stored and a lot of association between different things, connections
memories of what happened back then?
memories aren't always linear.
Memories and scissors, dreams drenched in ether, sliced by razors, potential rolled like $20 bills, numbing the feeling on the tip of my tongue
memories of the first film.
memories that would explain so much of our current predicament can't somebody shut that old fool up the problem is to
memories .
memories .
Memories are something where we know something now.
memories and begins the process of converting them into long term memories , if they're meant to be around.
Memories ?
Memories live longer than dreams.
memories of this era.
memories of some specific games where you remember So-And-So did that after he was going to capture that territory.
memories that we've got floating around in our skulls.
memories because his body was telling him about those memories and what happened was he basically started to say
memories are more complete and permanent and accurate than they really are. If you turn it around and think about it a little bit, why would we have this illusion of memory ?
memories and I'm not going anywhere
memories fade away it's not a soul don't
memories .
memories of playing games.
memories wear thin.
memories .
memories for stuff that happened.
memories of the past but not the future.
memories on the internet.
Memories are processed at the very center of our brain and they've been able to duplicate the functions of that with a chip.
memories and we have images of you know Meryl Streep who can supposedly just you know photo readers has script and and but there I think these things don't
memories are stored in similar areas and we're conserving space or something that's right and they can be activated in different ways and also when a memory
memories right interesting interesting okay well I think I think on that note let's uh let's move on to the second surprise CP this is Harvard psychologist
memories um your feelings are nothing but the action of your brain cells together with their Associated molecules in fact those words that I've just
memories and experiences and how those memories and
memories and you walk inside them you're going to mind that there's things in there that you care about there's things in there that when it's really working
memories that we can actually get a hold of um and that places somehow vital to
memories through language uh becomes possible a form of storytelling.
memories of of what it was like I remember standing on a stool waving goodbye to my father when he was taken away to a Japanese concentration camp uh
memories of these things never happened never happened so that was very humbling
memories is they're always emotionally Laden somehow or another you don't smell something and remember a page of text or an equation or a phone number or
memories one is we can affect it at the sto uh the Storage level when it's about to get stored when it's about to get transferred from short-term memory to
Memories are processed at the very center of our brain and they’ve been able to duplicate the functions of that with a chip.
memories that really makes them um sort of deceptive is that they're no more accurate than ordinary memories they're subject to the same kind of distortions
memories work and they're just as as unlikely to notice things um they're just as likely to distort them in their memory over time there have been many
memories , hopes, and dreams as we celebrate our first h 100red years and
What memories do you have of deep, profound suffering in terms of programming in the early days?
those memories .
other memories from from a week ago or from from, you know, years ago.
Her memories overlap with their childhoods in unexpected moments — like when she realizes her daughter’s bright-pink backpack would’ve made her an
things memories or experiences one has had, and childhood traumas, or beautiful things--
Our memories are sort of built up, and it could be distorted.