A philosophical treatise on memory, Ripo (memory is a biological phenomenon in what is a phenomenon and a physiological phenomenon)
Our actions are influenced by the problems we encounter with the gains of our previous experiences, and not by the discontinuity of perception in the present. This means that the image of the conscious mind disappears, but that man is characterized by his ability to store that image, which makes him live the present and the past together. This is called memory, which is the ability to restore the past knowing that it is the past. In interpreting the nature of memory and memorizing memories, is it a membership that has a certain place in the brain or is it a psychic mental ability? Can memory be interpreted depending on neural activity? Does memory depend on the brain only or do you need otherwise?
The materialists try to interpret the memory materially and linked to brain cells Rebo’s observations on certain cases associated with the loss of memory or loss of the case. The sense of it makes sure that the destruction of some cells in the neuron as a result of an accident leads directly to a partial loss of memory and made it concluded that memory is a function of the general nervous system based on the property possessed by the physical elements in the retention of the changes contained in the folds in the paper. The theory of physical Cartesian ball that memory lies in the folds of the body and that the memories leave an impact in the brain and leave the vibrations sound on the recording cylinders, as if the brain receptor and store different memories, so Repo believes that memories recorded in the cerebral cortex because of the effects of the perceptions in these cells and established memories are those that have benefited from a long repetition so it is no wonder that they never fade from modern memories to the old and even from the mental to the kinetic so that we forget the titles and then the descriptions of actions and movements, and Ribo was able to identify specific areas for each type of the memories and even 600 million specialized cells to record all the impressions that come from abroad, benefiting from what has been proved by some of the experiences of Brokam that bleeding at the base of the diaphragm on the northern side generates the disease of Abyssinia and that the corruption of the second limb from the left side of the wall creates psychological blindness and others, but we find that there many cases of amnesia are caused by psychological trauma and have nothing to do with brain cell damage. The memories that are lost soon recover from the shock. If, as Ribo sees it, the brain is the place where memories are recorded, the result is that all the perceptions and influences that await here you must retain in the brain and must remember everything. Thus, modern material theory confirms that memory retains only part of these effects. This indicates that the retention of memories is subject to some kind of selection, but this poses a problem. Is it a mental or physical function in the brain? Is this selection voluntary or not? from the beginning, all modern physical theories recognize the complexity and difficulty of running the human brain, making them hypotheses need a lot of evidence. There is no objection here to review somewhere the first on the concept of telephonic or host of the brain that believes that the higher regulation of the human brain can the second hypothesis is based on the concept of electrical coding. There are two kinds of electrical activity of the neuron, one of which is a rapid rhythm that stimulates the neutron inside the nerves, which is the memory charge. And the third is the concept of biochemical coding, where geneticists focused on the type of molecules in the brain DNA because they believed that it was related to memory, where his experiments on an animal trained on the performance of a specific movement and then took his brain and injected into another animal. He did not receive any training and it was noticed that the effects of education had emerged in his behavior.
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