What are memories made of? | guardian.co.uk

Fascinating intro from UCL neuroscientist Hugo Spiers to the physiology of memory (and thus consciousness) and its impact on the way we live.

Your memories are patterns inscribed in the connections between the millions of neurons in your brain. Each memory hasĀ its unique pattern of activity, logged in the vast cellular network every time a memory is formed.

Posted on Sunday, 15 January
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