"Evidence from a new study shows that memory circuits assist the mind in recalling thoughts by associating them with sensations. The mind can use the brain’s storage mechanisms to sort more
important or urgent memories for faster recall.
These observations appear to support the view that the conscious self uses memory as a tool.
The mind uses the brain; it is not a passive illusion conjured up by the brain. The brain is active and ready, storing each sensation as we walk through daily life, but thoughts that involve planning are more readily recalled. It’s as if the self tells the brain, “Remember this,” and the brain obliges like a computer operator or librarian, pigeonholing the data where it can be recalled more easily later."
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Another thing to REMEMBER - Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God... Exodus 20:8,10
These observations appear to support the view that the conscious self uses memory as a tool.
The mind uses the brain; it is not a passive illusion conjured up by the brain. The brain is active and ready, storing each sensation as we walk through daily life, but thoughts that involve planning are more readily recalled. It’s as if the self tells the brain, “Remember this,” and the brain obliges like a computer operator or librarian, pigeonholing the data where it can be recalled more easily later."
EN&V
Another thing to REMEMBER - Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God... Exodus 20:8,10
