David Teachout

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In the monkeys the alpha waves helped to quiet down the humming of the brain’s network that was assessing whether a line was vertical or horizontal, so that the brain could hum the line colour identification network instead. This experiment provided hard evidence for the researchers’ hypothesis that these two conflicting tasks had to be switched between and could not be completed at once. As such, we cannot hope to make memories for more than one thought at a time.
The Memory Illusion: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Science of False Memory
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