Michael Sylvester wrote:
>
> can we really improve memory? it seems that we may learn various
> techniques to facilitate recall and associations,but is this really a
> memory improvement?
> I perceive this as a hardware-software matter.
> We can devise memory stategic software,but I am not sure if the memory
> hardware can be radically altered.
>
> Send me something.
>
> Michael Sylvester
> Daytona Beach,Florida
Okay, here's something...
Tsien at Princeton claims to have altered the memory hardware
in mice by inserting a few extra genes.
Hardware and software are complementary. If the net result is
better recall and recognition, along with a richer associational
network, it IS memory improvement, regardless of the source.
Think process rather than capacity.
all my best,
Pam
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