Memory Definition and 306 Threads

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    Photographic Memory: What is It & Can You Develop It?

    what exactly is a photographic memory and is it possible for someone to devolp it??
  2. PFanalog57

    Spacetime Memory: A Key to Understanding the Universe?

    Stephen Hawking's excellent book, "Universe in a Nutshell", explains holography as a phenomenon of interference of wave patterns. Light from a laser is split into two separate beams, one bounces off the object and gets reflected onto a photo-sensitized plate. The other beam is reflected into a...
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    Understanding Newton's Laws: Solving Physics Problems with Ease

    Hi everyone, It's been a while since I've had physics. I can catch on quickly once pushed in the right direction but a friend is in a college level physics class that I once had and she needs help. I've tried to answer some questions but I don't know if my logic is right, or if I'm even...
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    Question on memory in small fish

    I've heard it said that small fish, like you would keep in an aquarium, only have a few seconds of memory. If this is true, why do they develop patterns of behavior? I have two small fish one of them is a Red Molly (I think that is the name) that has developed certain habitual resting areas...
  5. Ivan Seeking

    Memory cannot reside solely in the brain?

    A scientific model why memory aka consciousness cannot reside solely in the brain: http://www.nderf.org/Berkovich.htm
  6. brum

    High School If we had no memory, would we observe motion?

    if we had no memory, would we observe motion?? would we observe motion if we have no memory?? i.e. a ball rolling on a table -- if we had no memory at all, then would we be able to remember that an instant ago, the ball was a little over there?