o_O.Q on 11 February 2015
| theprof00 said: memories are in theory a recollection of a specific sequence of neurons firing. Triggering a memory is refiring all those same neurons. A foetus could, in theory have memory, but because their brains are growing at such an incalculable rate, they get lost in the traffic. |
good point, they would have to be stored tangibly in some way, although i think there are still aspects to how this works that have to be analysed
