Memory
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Now, this sounds like common sense, and it is, but there's a lot of science to back this up, based on the way our spatial
memory
works.
You heard me talk a lot about the body's
memory
that dates back millions of years, to our marine origins.
Even if you never heard this history before, the
memory
of it persists in the feelings evoked by the words you speak.
But then something stays in the
memory.
Performance, if you are missing it, you only have the memory, or the story of somebody else telling you, but you actually missed the whole thing.
And yet, one form of learning is muscle
memory.
So they actually touch you in order to give you muscle
memory.
And so we actually have a learning methodology where of course, we're not going to take the motors and move the legs, and so we have to Nunchuk to give our robot muscle
memory
in terms of how to do dance moves.
One famous nobleman, Lord Sakai, was an avid fisherman, and, when he made a large catch, he wanted to preserve the
memory
of the large, red sea bream.
And the CPU's job, its whole job, is fetching instructions from
memory
and executing them.
But human programs take up a lot of space and contain a lot of unnecessary information to a computer, so they are compiled and made smaller and stored in bits of ones and zeros in
memory.
The CPU realizes that it needs instructions for how to deal with this mouse click, so it looks up the address for the mouse program and sends a request to the
memory
subsystem for instructions stored there.
Because the CPU learns that the mouse was clicked when the cursor was over a picture of a button on the monitor screen, and so, the CPU asks
memory
for the monitor program to find out what that button is.
And then the CPU has to ask
memory
for the program for the button, which means that the CPU needs the monitor program again to show the video associated with the button, and so it goes.
So, just the simple task of clicking your mouse means visiting all of the critical components of your computer's architecture: peripherals, the basic input-output system, the CPU, programs, and memory, and not one gremlin.
Many NASA technologies developed for space are now widely used in civilian life, from
memory
foam in mattresses to freeze-dried food, to LEDs in cancer treatment.
As you scan its squares, a distant
memory
swims up from deep within your brain.
However, instead of remembering that you've seen it at your grandmother's, your brain has summoned up the old
memory
without identifying it.
We forget vast amounts of what happens to us in life, and sometimes
memory
is downright creative.
And the people in relationships where they feel they really can't count on the other one, those are the people who experience earlier
memory
decline.
That newly discovered herb can improve your
memory
or destroy your liver.
To help you focus, norepinephrine creates a sort of tunnel vision, blocking out surrounding distractions, possibly even warping your sense of time, and enhancing your
memory.
But there was one problem: His
memory
was shot.
What she discovered through a series of tests and interviews didn't just contribute greatly to the study of
memory.
It redefined what
memory
even meant.
Neuroscientists had though of
memory
as monolithic, all of it essentially the same and stored throughout the brain.
Milner's results were not only the first clue for the now familiar distinction between short-term and long-term memory, but show that each uses different brain regions.
We now know that
memory
formation involves several steps.
If the experience was strong enough, or we recall it periodically in the first few days, the hippocampus then transfers the
memory
back to the cortex for permanent storage.
H.M.'s mind could form the initial impressions, but without a hippocampus to perform this
memory
consolidation, they eroded, like messages scrawled in sand.
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