What the science says about those mysterious memories of past lives
There’s been much debate about emotions, memories and even physical traits could be carried over from one life to another ...
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Haunted Wirral: two 'out there' tales
‘Thomas De Quincey said there is no such thing as forgetting, that traces in the memory are indestructible ... but most people recall events from around three to four years old.
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Dissociation in hysteria and hypnosis: evidence from cognitive neuroscience
Aiming to simulate psychogenic amnesia, Mendelsohn and colleagues50 used hypnosis to impair selectively memory for specific aspects of a ... that only the high hypnotisable group showed impaired ...
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Why we forget and how science can help improve your memory
Discover the science behind memory formation, reasons for forgetfulness, and expert-backed strategies to improve your recall and protect your brain health.
Want to Get Smarter? Scientists Just Discovered That Exercise Instantly Improves Your Memory (If You Get the Timing Right)
Everyone wants to learn more quickly, and retain more of what they learn. Intelligence is a business—and a life—superpower.
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How does the hippocampus coordinate memory encoding and retrieval?
A team of scientists has unveiled how the hippocampus orchestrates multiple memory processes, including encoding new information, forming memories, and retrieving them.
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You Are Not My Mother: The Enduring Mystery of Past Lives
The concept of reincarnation and past lives is supported by detailed and verified reports from credible scholars, indicating ...