Part 1 of 5 · freeIntroduction
We often picture memory as a hard drive: you record, you file, you read back. The brain does not work like that. Every time you remember something, you rebuild a scene out of fragments.
That is powerful, and it is fallible. Understanding it means understanding why we forget, why we get things wrong, and why we learn.
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- 2Several memories, not one
- 3How a memory sets
- 4To remember is to change
- 5Forgetting is not always a failure
Open-book quiz8 questions whose answers are in the text.
Glossary7 terms explained in a tap.
30 languagesThe same course, from French to Japanese.
