wildcat says: This phenomenon, known as source amnesia, can also lead people to forget whether a statement is true. Even when a lie is presented with a disclaimer, people often later remember it as true. Shit baby, you just explained the right awa y i hate typo's False beliefs are everywhere.Great clip. The cortical encodings of memory are part of a dynamic and huge matrix of other coritcal encodings which affect and are affected by each other so that memory at this level is not static but an active interpretative process: memory at this level is thus a memory of a memory. The deep brain to cortical route is two way and interactive so that the cortical level has a (relatively weak) modulating potential on deeper brain areas. We are easily brainwashed by others and we often base our decisions upon those fallacies. Then when we are forced to look at those misconceptions we tend to rationalize our decisions to make them fit. Many of us exist in a haze of associations and rationalizations and few really are awake enough to notice or care. We value our comfort and convenience over our reason and determination. Our ambitions are driven by the quest for more comfort and convenience. True serenity is elusive to most of us. We are driven by power, recognition, wealth and prosperity. How peaceful are you - really? |
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