April 20, 2010

Can the Brain Really Store Experiences?

<a href="/users/marcelomagnasco">Marcelo Magnasco</a>, Head of the Laboratory of Mathematical Physics at Rockefeller University
Life’s events happen once and only once, meaning that we do not have defined categories for storing our experiences.
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