Even if what you said about gels forming isn't accurate, I'm absolutely sure this would be possible in the near future. Not only could we be able to take memories from one person and give them to another, but create fictional memories from scratch. |
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when you learn something an electric impulse is created between the brain cells that holds the memory . if you keep the memory for a while a gell is formed over the electric impulse so that it stays there and you don't forget it. would it would be possible to transfer the gells to another persons brain and that person would then have the memory?or is this just bs and i don't know what i'm talking about? feel free to correct my uneducated theory. |
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Even if what you said about gels forming isn't accurate, I'm absolutely sure this would be possible in the near future. Not only could we be able to take memories from one person and give them to another, but create fictional memories from scratch. |
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I remember watching a documentary on TV that talked about how to 'implant' a memory into someone's mind using suggestion. You'd describe to the person something that did not happen to them and include minute sensory detail, and gradually the person would think that they 'remembered' the scene described. Not really the same as physically implanting a memory, but interesting nonetheless. |
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Something like 50+% of the people studied were capable of generating false memories with that technique. That is simply terrifying. |
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As far as actually transplanting memories, from person to person; I don't know about the future, but I'm pretty certain it's not possible now. |
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I have a hard time believing that a memory transplant would work based on |
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First off, memory is not electric impulses being created but synapses. The electric impulses travel through the synapses from cell to cell over axons/dendrites, that could be seen as an ''activation' of the memory. A memory can't be localized in the brain in that a certain region would be memory XY. A brain is NOT A COMPUTER, there are no files, no folders and there's no central user. Hundreds and thousands (millions, billions...) of synaptic connections make up what you may perceive as a memory but there are so many cross-connections between all the parts of the brain that it's simply impossible to transplant any type of information from one brain to another. It's a matter of compatibility, the brain is way too complex. Won't happen this century, even with evolution developing exponentially. |
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that's all that happens in the brain, yatahaze. The mind is more than just the grey matter in the brain. The spine plays a significant role in what makes us human, as do the senses, as does every hormone-excreting gland in the body. Until we know more about how the brain works, we shouldn't make blind assumptions. Have you heard of someone losing their spine and still remembering everything? I didn't think so, because said person would be DEAD. |
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hmmm, this is an interesting topic. There have been accounts of people recieving memories from other people, but from a heart transplant. I think it is all extremely confusing. |
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