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Waarom je brein het verleden opzettelijk verkeerd herinnert — en waarom dit juist adaptief is

26/10 01:15 - Waarom je brein het verleden opzettelijk verkeerd herinnert — en waarom dit juist adaptief is
Stel je je geheugen voor als een videocamera die alles haarscherp vastlegt. Elke verjaardag, elke ruzie en elk succes wordt opgeslagen op een harde schijf, klaar om teruggespeeld te worden. De neurowetenschap vertelt ons echter een heel ander verhaal: je brein is geen camera, maar een redacteur die voortdurend in je levensverhaal knipt en plakt. […] The post Waarom je brein het verleden opzettelijk verkeerd herinnert — en waarom dit juist adaptief is appeared first on FAQT....


 
 

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