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Art of the Possible

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Where are memories stored?

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Memory diseases and injury Impacts What parts of the brain are impacted in Alzheimer's? What happens functionally? X

What if? …. What if we could build temporary storage that your brain could use? What if you could then use that short term functioning memory to build new long-term memory? What if you could begin to map how short term memory is mapped, and synthesize it?

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