Turns out that older brains may not simply hold onto memories more weakly. In some cases, they hold onto too much of the wrong thing, replaying scattered pieces of unrelated experiences and stitching them into false connections.
Turns out that older brains may not simply hold onto memories more weakly. In some cases, they hold onto too much of the wrong thing, replaying scattered pieces of unrelated experiences and stitching them into false connections.
‘they hold onto too much of the wrong thing, replaying scattered pieces of unrelated experiences and stitching them into false connections’.
Sounds awfully much like my Agent when I’m experimenting with memory systems.