November 20, 2017 · 4:37 am
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HOW DOES THE BRAIN STORE & PROCESS MEMORIES?

Regular readers know what a big fan I am of the brain and its function in our daily life. As a 77 year old, I am also supremely interested in keeping mine functioning into these, my later, years. Check out my Page Important facts about your brain (and exercise benefits.

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How Does The Brain Store & Process Memories?Every sight, smell, sound, touch, and specific memory is stored in the recesses of your mind—but what parts of your brain store specific types of sensory data? Read on to learn more about where your brain stores these memories and which parts of your brain control specific functions.

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4 responses to “HOW DOES THE BRAIN STORE & PROCESS MEMORIES?”

  1. Doctor Jonathan
    November 20, 2017 at 8:25 am

    Great article to share breaking down the complexity of the brain into terms most people will be able to understand and find interesting.

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  2. fatamsimth
    November 20, 2017 at 10:40 am

    You oughta listen to Sam Harris’ neuroscience podcast “Waking Up.” I think you’ll like it.

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