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“When a Buddhist applies the idea of constant change to the self and the soul, he gains an insight that other religions lack.” (David Weisman)
“When a Buddhist applies the idea of constant change to the self and the soul, he gains an insight that other religions lack. What we call a mind (or a self, or a soul) is actually something that changes so … Continue reading
Joseph LeDoux on “altering memories” (Video, 5 min., Jan. 2010)
“Your memory is just as good as your last memory.” LeDoux speaking (shortly) about the inhibition of the memory consolidation process, the possiblity to erase/manipulate memories and the ethical aspect of memory manipulation (mentioning, that our memories are permanently being”manipulated” … Continue reading
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