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No cloud hell i woke up the mouse belly lets see where he goes if it. ok im still sleeping. when the mouse is fully awake he heads straight for the orange block as though he was expecting a reward that. weve put into his brain the idea that hell get a reward if he is like us. but can these experiments be successfully replicated in humans will it be possible for others to one day break into our dreams like in the film inception im plum time i did this all memories that. research conducted by prof...

Create errors like weve just seen and rely on prejudice and stereotypes for the time being well just have to live with it the key is to understand how normal human memory actually functions researches around the world have been studying even the smallest processes that take place in nerve cells. a group of scientists in sendai japan have been using fruit flies as part of their research. fruit flies have excellent memories their brains have one hundred thousand times few a new wrongs than human b...

It to understand human memory its extremely complicated of course and the brain very complicated and the memory we are talking about is also very complicated so all we need a very simple system and thats where fly can contribute the. professor hero mahtani moto has successfully managed to produce an artificial memory in the brain of a fruit fly. so it may not be that obvious but the flies in the brain and its a very efficient brain and they can form a very good memory.

No other choice but to accept the imperfections of our memories the parts that create errors like weve just seen and rely on prejudice and stereotypes for the time being well just have to live with it the key is to understand how normal human memory actually functions. researches around the world have been studying even the smallest processes that take place in nerve cells. a group of scientists in sendai japan have been using fruit flies as part of their research. fruit flies have excellent mem...

Ok im still sleeping. when the man is his fully awake he head straight for the orange block as though he was expecting a reward that. weve put into his brain the idea that hell get a reward if he is likable. but can these experiments be successfully replicated in humans will it be possible for others to one day break into our dreams like in the film inception im plum time i did this all memories that. research conducted by professor jambon indicates that human memory can indeed be manipulated wh...

Very long lives, it seems to me we are losing that human memory, that capacity to imagine what a tragedy at a global scale could look like. >> how bad it could be. >> i think we have a lack of imagination in this country. we have been at war 17 years. more americans would be killed in the first five minutes of the second korean war than have lost their lives in the totality of these wars in afghanistan. the last korean war, a million-and-a-half koreans died. korea is one of the poorest countries...

Encounters between comey and the president. human memory, human perceptions being what they are, it is entirely possible that neither is doing anything but true. people have different assessments of what has transpired in a meeting. all im saying as a lawyer, every time youre testifying under oath if this is a wide ranging testimony covering many things there are always the possibility of inconsistencies. this president has been under attack. were talking about a difficult situation. >> paul, co...

Up, it is important to do with anything that is controversial. its quite common. >> is that a matter of i want to protect myself from what might become of this conversation, or is that just a matter of i want to have a good record here? i want to be able -- i dont want to rely on human memory? >> its a little bit of each. id say the bulk of your motive comes from the fact that you want to preserve it for a lot of reasons. everything ranging from history to checking your own memory later. and als...

>> is that a matter of i want to protect myself from what might become of this conversation, or is that just a matter of i want to have a good record here? i want to be able -- i dont want to rely on human memory? >> its a little bit of each. id say the bulk of your motive comes from the fact that you want to preserve it for a lot of reasons. everything ranging from history to checking your own memory later. and also at times when youre making controversial decisions that may in the future becom...

Fragility of human memory. i use techniques like the cognitive interview, which will enhance some ability to recall, i use principal persuasion that drives the multibillion-dollar advertising industry to win cooperation. >> and what would you, in your experience, what is the most aggressive you have seen or practiced in terms of interrogation? >> well, what ive seen, when i was in iraq in 2003 i saw forced nudity, i saw slapping, prolonged standing, stress positions, things that i think are clea...