Memory and Information Storage in the Brain: A Molecular Perspective | Brandon Woods

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I was born with a steel trap memory Its gotten me in trouble, but I can't help it
Comment from : @ArchdaemonTM

What do you think about microtubules?
Comment from : @titussteenhuisen8864

How this guy got a ted talk, he just yapped all the talkbrHe said nothing
Comment from : @saiz996

Speechless This was powerful
Comment from : @SereneSync_Inc

I think he's trying to win some kind of bet over how much jargon he can cram into a talk On that level, it's pretty impressive
Comment from : @ernststravoblofeld

Nothing is stored in your brain Your memories are in the Ether
Comment from : @Fenyx138gaming

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 omg this so intricate 'thing' has been so wonderfully explained and I can't help but be amazed !!!
Comment from : @bantorio6525

he is teaching people who already understand what he is saying
Comment from : @conqmain2751

Does the morphology of the neuro synapses dictate the type of information stored ? The synaptic structure for a sound, is different from a one for visual memories? Different from the information about the sound and visual information, so when we think of a "cat" a part of the brain brings up the visual, and another the sound, and a third part of the brain makes these two pieces of information to be a cat, i know information in the brain is processed in an analog manner, but if we can figure out how the neurons configure themselves to store each type of information, that would be huge, also does the morphological structure of neurons translate to a specific type of information across all brains, or does each person's brain "codes" differently information ?
Comment from : @midwestairway

Jargon and more jargon; I am illuminated by your eloquence!!
Comment from : @vernonirasong

❤️
Comment from : @mkris9838

Yes, it’s simply amazing how this process of organising energy into a synaptic morphology happened just by chance Go figure !!
Comment from : @markgoddard2560

Why haven't we looked for chemical imprints on the cells because it could be transferred
Comment from : @osmosisjones4912

Wow! What a word salad!
Comment from : @AllYourMemeAreBelongToUs

Isn’t the correct answer to that ‘rhetorical’ question No?
Comment from : @tbg750

I think this is the most fascinating area of research to date It builds on almost every physical and mathematical idea we’ve ever produced as a society in one single concept: miRNA’s Neuroplasticity may explain the organization of information, but it doesn’t explain the physical existence of it Also, informational structures don’t explain concepts like consciousness, or more abstract ideas regarding the brain Micro RNA’s might give us a new perspective on these long argued ideas about existence and the human condition Im agnostic but bless this man for his plain and easily accessible presentation of the idea on micro RNAs Accessibility is a huge part of spreading information and sparking interests because of our understanding of temporal difference learning, in which rewards that are closer in the future matter much more than rewards further away The short and intuitive explanation given helps people get into these ideas in science and flourish within their fields of research Again, bless this man 😁
Comment from : @maxbrandmeyer5388

I love the autism corner of the internet
Comment from : @mrdankmemesbo1157

At 3:29 he claims that the mechanism of how memories are stored in the brain is the modification of synaptic structures At first that sounds impressive, but is it true? I'm sceptical about that claim, does anybody know of a reliable source (eg a recent scientific paper) which confirms that? Or research which refutes this assertion?
Comment from : @micharyter8646

It's in the water of the ECM
Comment from : @dev_andoru

Maaaaan you should be a politician You talked a lot but gave absolutely no insight into the brain-information-storage that this title announced
Comment from : @peta1001

How memories are stored and retrieved in case of a person with split personality disorder 🙄🙄
Comment from : @aryas7833

Gatekeeping at its best keep up the good work brother!
Comment from : @spudraker1237

Great work my brother🏆🏆🏆
Comment from : @primetimecutz6249

I thought will Smith is explaining it from MIB 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @deepikarani4403

May be evolution find a way to give more prefferance to emotion associated memory because it facilitates survival better
Comment from : @Adhil_parammel

🦁
Comment from : @shianeharris1340

Ever advancing on the frontier of memory research! Invent a device to recall and project our distant past memories onto a screen before I die please
Comment from : @slvshy666