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Wednesday, February 01, 2006"The man who thinks he's been to Moulin's clinic even gave details of the visit that never occurred. He has deja vu so bad that he doesn't watch TV news because he feels like he's seen it all before, "Moulin said. Things get tricky when the man is asked to predict what's ahead, however. 'When this particular patient's wife asked what was going to happen next on a TV program he'd claimed to have already seen, he said, 'How should I know? I have a memory problem!'' ...."It suggests that the sensations associated with remembering are separate to the contents of memory, that there are two different systems in the brain at work." Memory is a tricky thing. No doubt. posted by Sydney on 2/01/2006 08:12:00 PM 0 comments 0 Comments: |
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