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Memory
* All memories are reconstructions, whether human or machine.
* Memories also have storage capacities.
* Memories are an important part of one's personality
  - different for every single person
  - likely to have changed over time
  - one of the best legacies that exist after someone loved dies
  - repositories of solutions related to the problem being solved
  - smells and patterns
  - stored diffusely in the brain
  - the bubbles of experience that build our souls, as they compact with one another
* Memories can also help cure the depression and loneliness that comes with illness
  - be an important influence on children
  - exist in the form of mental as well as physical pictures
  - fade with time
  - fade, but photographs are able to preserve a moment in time forever
  - grow with time
  - show up as dreams or nightmares
  - change with time, particularly horrible memories
  - constantly transform themselves into physical reactions
  - leave a trace in the brain that gradually fades with time
  - often relate only to images of the past
  - rise and fall in our consciousness through association
  - vary greatly in strength, availability, and association patterns
* More memory is most often the reason why people have purchased new machines
  - often the solution to a lot of different things
* Pertaining to the immune system, memory is an active state of immunity to a specific antigen.
* acts as the register of consciousness.
* affects almost every daily activity
  - the ability to learn, which neocortical function
  - worker performance and stress levels
* aids to promote learning.
* an array of integer values.
* basic component of every personal computer.
* begins at a very young age.
* belongs to the personality of time and sense.
* brings comfort.
* can also paralyze an individual, a church, or any human institution
  - play an important role in the judgment process
  - practicalize theory and speculation
* cells home to the type of tissue in which they first encountered antigen.
* changes in healthy young and older adults
  - normal aging
* cognitive behavior.
* comes in all sorts of shapes, sizes, configurations, speeds and capacities
  - some number of megabytes
* complex process that involves much more than the number of things a person can remember
  - system of electrochemical processes in the brain
* computer's primary workspace.
* counter game where the aim is to find pairs.
* creative process.
* critical resource in embedded systems.
* dance of chemicals and electricity in the brain.
* defines our reason and our feelings
  - the capacity of storing, retrieving, and acting on that knowledge
* delineates the connections that exist between everything that comes to pass in the world.
* depends on all of the senses
  - the survival and healthy functioning of the neurons
  - upon encoding the data of experience
* divorces Death from the physical world.
* dumps How to generate, decipher, and use memory dump files.
* dynamic property of the brain as a whole rather than of any one specific region.
* exists in the nostrils and the hands as well as in other body parts
  - outside of time
* gains as a function of goal-setting and aging.
* game that involves matching pictures
* has stages and is continually changing.
* high-speed internal storage device.
* interleaving doubles the data path through which data flows.
* is ability to store and recall information accurately.
* is an array of integers indexed by the integers
  - essential part of our social existence
* is an important cognitive process that helps the observer code and retrieve information
  - commodity in the lives of the Biblical people
  - component in a notebook's overall performance
  - mental skill that can be improved
  - part of our lives as human beings
  - integral factor in the learning of new tasks and acquisition of new skills
  - as deadly as mercury, as poisonous as snakes, fire, smoke, nuclear fission
  - basic to thought
  - but one application of spectral-spatial holography
  - capable of retaining digital information under certain conditions
* is central to human life
  - oral history
  - chemical and electrical waves that can travel
  - cognitive psychologies
  - composed of storage cells called bytes
  - considered to be dependent upon properly formed brain cell membranes
  - critical, both in individuals and in nations
  - crucial to the normal functioning of the mind and to the phenomenon of consciousness
  - distributed throughout the brain
  - divided into spaces
  - embodied in tradition
* is enhanced by emotions
  - in animals including humans who eat after learning
  - faculty
  - hardware
  - identity
  - impossible without consciousness
* is in the body, in the sinews of the flesh
  - muscles
  - intangibles
  - involved in every aspect of our lives
  - just the refiring of established patterns of neurons
* is located in computers
  - pantries
* is measured in bits
  - terms of megabytes or Mb
  - words or Mb
  - memory devices
  - most often measured in megabytes, a megabyte is one million bytes
  - no more than a reaction to a repeated stimulus
  - obviously crucial in language learning
* is one of the most important components in a computer
  - remarkable and powerful features of human beings
  - part of computers
  - perhaps the most important single component of consciousness, yet the most evasive
  - recollection
  - something that needs to be fostered
  - stimulated by movement and by smell
  - storage of information
  - stored in auditory, visual and spatial modalities
* is the ability to consciously recollect past knowledge or experience
  - remember information, experiences and people
* is the basis for knowing
  - of our identity and the possibility of our future
  - big thing with computers
  - capacity to glue the world together
  - computers work place, the place where all activity happens
  - core of history, and shared memories constitute the core of a common national past
  - end point of the process and refers to the actual storage of the information
  - enduring sensation that remains after swallowing
  - field-notes in the realm of thought
  - gift that allows every good old day to live forever
  - holding on to that which has been known
  - localized storage of information
  - long term storage in the brain of external or internal experiences
  - most expensive component of a handheld computer
  - perception that one has perceived
* is the place where all of the information that the CPU works with directly is stored
  - programs are stored and and where they live as they are running
  - power to gather roses in the winter
  - process of reproducing what has been learned
  - reproduction of the same vibrations, whether in- duced in the usual or some other way
* is the retention or storage of information and the ability to recall it when needed
  - soul of reality
  - source of identity
  - support of intelligence
  - temporary workspace that the processor uses to store and manipulate information
  - traction that allows our minds to hold the road
* is the treasure and guardian of all things
  - very essence of being human
  - thought, or a state of awareness, which exists at the present
* is used for functions
  - storing both instructions to be executed and data
* is used to store both program files and data files while processing information
  - the data that represents the input waveform
  - when there are no other external memory aids present
  - very different in the world of dementia
  - what is stored in the mind
  - where past and future meet
* key component of intelligence.
* kind of burial
  - oxygen
  - prayer
  - script
* language matching game.
* lives in the cellular structure and the imprint of that memory lives in the energy filed.
* means identity, memory as in own, unedited memory
  - of salvation
* occurs in the entire brain.
* often blurs time
  - survives massive brain damage, even the removal of an entire cerebral hemisphere
* plays a subsidiary but important role in perception
  - an important part with imagination
* powerful capacity.
* process that depends crucially on forgetting.
* processes in media effects.
* refers to retention of certain items of information
  - the computers capacity for storing information while that information is processed
* resides simultaneously everywhere and nowhere in the brain.
* reverse movement of consciousness.
* seems to reside in strengthening the connections among certain brain cells.
* selection of images others printed indellibly on the brain
* sometimes offers up the past as a living, dimensional, sensory presence.
* sustains both the knowing of what can be understood and the understanding of what is known.
* thrives on stimulation.
* vital ingredient to contentment in the Christian life
  - link, since dreams happen late at night during deep phases of sleep