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For many years researchers have been attempting to understand how human memory works. Precisely how it works. Down to the specific molecules in play. That's what I call attention to detail. The researchers involved in a recent study at Brandeis University have, for the first time, identified the specific molecule involved in memory storage in the brain.

For whatever reason, from whatever strange motive, scientists have speculated on the question of how our universe will end. It matters not to them that this denouement exists so far into the future that the numbers are incomprehensible in any meaningful way. They simply want to know. They surmise that the universe will end either in a big crunch or a big freeze.

Great introduction to emergence, including several simulations you can play with.  Simulations include the classic "Life," Brian's brain, and one that tends towards chaotic patterns. 

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Researchers demonstrate a role for the brain's connective tissue in learning a new task

A Rutgers University, Newark and Collége de France, Paris research team has pinpointed for the first time the mechanism that takes place during sleep that causes learning and memory formation to occur.

"When biologist Anthony Cashmore claims that the concept of free will is an illusion, he's not breaking any new ground. At least as far back as the ancient Greeks, people have wondered how humans seem to have the ability to make their own personal decisions in a manner lacking any causal component other than their desire to "will" something. But Cashmore, Professor of Biology at the University of Pennsylvania, says that many biologists today still cling to the idea of free will, and reject the idea that we are simply conscious machines, completely controlled by a combination of our chemistry and external environmental forces."

The brain's visual neurons continually develop predictions of what they will perceive and then correct erroneous assumptions as they take in additional external information, according to new research done at Duke University.

Top prevention tips worth their weight in wits for keeping your mind sharp and to enhance memory.

The Arthritis session uses research frequencies that show arthritis patients experienced relief from pain. They are designed to relieve arthritis pain, improve your quality of life, help you live easier. Imagine what your life would be without arthritis and the things you could do.

Relieve Pain With Delta Brainwave Recordings! You don't have to live with pain! Physical pain is undoubtedly one of the hardest to ignore bad things about life anyone has to deal with. Not only is it limiting and harmful to your wellbeing, it's also a drain on your emotions as well.

Different organs are affected by cancer cells due to different reasons and show different symptoms. Like the cause and symptoms, the healing for cancer also differs from case to case depending upon the organ affected and the severity of the case.

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