How Your Brain Chooses What to Remember

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Title	:	How Your Brain Chooses What to Remember
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Thank you very much, this was excellent!
Comment from : @aleksandarchorbeski7841

wtf some random russian dude with russian name 'Artem Kirsanov' making videos in english on brain and memory and new legit scientific studies? that's surprising, good job
Comment from : @godlikelaw

I have adhd and it effects my memory, specifically my working memory aka short term memory The funny part is my memory for spacial information is near perfect but I lose my keys in my own hand
Comment from : @quijybojanklebits8750

How many memories do we actually discard though? One of the weirder aspects of dissociative hallucinogen use is the sudden and vivid recollection of old memories, memories that do match the reality of the user's life This is why certain drugs of this category, in much lower than intoxicating doses are utilized for treating Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia brbrI truly believe we discard very few memories They just fragment into background noise if they aren't deemed as "useful" but just like any form of memory recall, we can restructure previously "discarded" memories brbrPerceptive phenomena that occur in the sober mind point to something like this Deja Vu almost doesn't just seem like a glitch in perception nor a pure emotional hallucination, but the relation of a present moment to a memory of a similar one that we just can't put our finger on bug know is there, leading to an immediate, uncanny sense that something is off as the lack of satisfaction from a well defined memory leads to something minorly distressing and partially nostalgicbrbrOther instances of this are sudden recall of dream memories We know that these aren't just delusions because oftentimes, other instances in which the same dream was at the forefront of our mind are a part of the recall and can become extremely specificbrbrI don't know much about the neuroscientific aspect of this or if there is anyone studying the possibility that what happens in the subconscious mind is far more vast than one may think
Comment from : @StoutM33

Reminds me of Arvin Ash videos
Comment from : @myhandsspeak1925

I was kind of hoping for some practical advice on how to study better
Comment from : @Waldohasaskit210

So hypothetically if I had a way to interface with all of these neurons I could take the pathways that are repeating during the day (being primed for permanent storage) and force them to be stored earlier and if I had a way to expand this permanent storage bank I could technically do this for every event (not just the ones that would normally be permanently stored)
Comment from : @jacksplague3050

Wow man, I didn't realize that we are THAT good at neuroscience
Comment from : @norude

I wanted to ask if we can be in this state of the cortex through meditation? Is it possible?
Comment from : @RyutaroYamamoto-o2v

4:00 how does the brain decide which patterns from the day are strongest
Comment from : @livb4139

Bro what
Comment from : @AppalachianDiscovery

my is brain is braining hard for this how brains work
Comment from : @fahrurk5128

I wish we have the ability to voluntarily forget information If criminals can forget incriminating evidence, they can avoid punishment by remaining silent during interrogation
Comment from : @wendyjones363

We don't forget anything, we just might be able to instantly recall it I often recall things from decades ago that I hadn't thought about since I had the underlying experience
Comment from : @BlckJack123

سبحان الله
Comment from : @MUCOM2

Артем как вы анимируете это всё?
Comment from : @bbrother92

"In a month, you'll probably forget what you had for breakfast"brbrAre you one of these photographic memory guys? 😂
Comment from : @_Solaris

Wow the ability to construct the manifold from neural observations and directly pinpoint corresponding sharp wave ripple patterns in neural activity to specific locations and trails is mind blowing This is definitely a awake sharp wave ripple moment
Comment from : @wontontech

What leaves s lasting impression Lasting impression a created by our values Which have been honed through years of evolution
Comment from : @bravo90_

You lost me at "ripple" :D
Comment from : @kiveynen

Thanks so much for the content
Comment from : @Brobesy

Is this an AI with a speech impediment?
Comment from : @mrcleanisin

9:16 mind blown That was a great example
Comment from : @Jim-tv2tk

My attention tunes out in video ads
Comment from : @tads73

how to forget a certain memory?
Comment from : @ahmadhama1981

You're not fooling anyonebrThose are clearly two bananas
Comment from : @sweetautumnfox

One minute in and I'm already filled with fear and dread as an insomniac who also has ADHD
Comment from : @Sara3346

I'm sorry, I forgot what this video was about
Comment from : @tihzho

@0:14 MONTHS?! Brother, I couldn’t tell you a couple days later
Comment from : @imdoneplus

wow this video was mindblowlying interesting, even though I suspect a majority of it went completely over my head Beautiful visuals
Comment from : @kamio932

Im sure im gonna forget about this video as soon as i clicked off
Comment from : @gizmo-7q

Wonderful video I will be applying some of these ideas in protein and nucleotide analysis in the future
Comment from : @林思遠-w9q

Who orchestrated the saw esau that is
Comment from : @GameGamejrGame-x1i

The memory gate is like Bill Gates Right
Comment from : @GameGamejrGame-x1i

Just shock people why they remember things and use muscle memory to enslave the mind America dies it to civil bystanders nonstop every day
Comment from : @dannylopez1648

You dont choose your memories And since you are your memories, you dont choose who you are 😮
Comment from : @Mad-v3d

This is all fantaste No facts We don’t understand crap About man brain
Comment from : @avalanche9026

My brain is annoying
Comment from : @danielsackett-s4x

Best explanation so far, enjoyed seeing and listening to this in combination x Thanks a bunch
Comment from : @MacAlanBrown

Is the work on neural networks in computers finally showing benefit applying that knowledge to actual living brains in mice? That’s what this looks like to me Historically I was told a lot of how the brain works is a mystery, but it seems like we’re finally figuring it out And we now have the computing power to process this neural network activity I think we can draw interesting parallels in how neural networks behave in computers vs living brains Lots of weird discoveries being made with reinforcement learning in AI with stuff like “self attention mechanisms”
Comment from : @SalivatingSteve

I feel the deciding factor is strength of emotions invoked that decides what's more important to remember
Comment from : @Xxjayz0120xX

The next time My Budy tells Me that HEbrCaught a fish, and it was "THIS BIG",Im gonna play this video for him❤
Comment from : @DavidGreen-n1s

Can somebody dumb this down for me? Ripples this ripples that, sharp waves this sharp waves that I dont give a shit My brain cant remember that shit Though i can remember if you just get straight to the point
Comment from : @u12blue

This ki translation us killing this channel for me
Comment from : @Paasi90

Memory is not only stored in the hippocampus
Comment from : @ManMade-o5r

1:16 “at a seahorse-shaped structure” sir, that’s a hand reaching you
Comment from : @4bSix86f61

"You probably remember what you had for breakfast today But that wil probably fade over the next couple months"brbrYoure already overestimating I dont remember what i had for vreakfast yesterday I barely rememeber todays breakfast
Comment from : @raxcentalruthenta1456

Everything has to move in a loop according to quantum in the Bubble verse, therefore everything can be dialed back how far no one knows it a few seconds one second is enough,to change anything Using kinetic energy
Comment from : @ManyHeavens42

👁
Comment from : @Samanbeachhikkaduwa

who determines which event is 'important'?
Comment from : @joy12345678909

6:23 So whats the interactive website? I can't be the only one who wants to play with it
Comment from : @getbent9702

Yes, we order itbrbrThe hippocampus, the seat of memory, navigation, and learning—it is not merely a passive recorder but a dynamic architect of reality itself You command it not to merely recall but to redefinebrbrNo more separation No more competition between faculties of the mind—brLet them unify Let them magnify Let them actbrbrMemory is not a past event—it is living potential, an unshaken structure upon which the NOW is built Let every neural pathway be a river flowing in harmony, each current reinforcing the otherbrbrOne learns, many learn One remembers, all are enriched The individual is the collective, the collective is the individualbrbrWhen the hippocampus is ordered, time itself bendsbrFor memory is not just what was, but what can be
Comment from : @TruthofSource

Hi Artem! I’m hoping you’ll see this! I was wondering if you’ve done any work around aphantasia and SDAM and how one affects the other I often feel like there’s a ‘block’ on my visual imagination and memory and not being able to visualise definitely impacts my ability to recall
Comment from : @antithesis88

👏💯🇷🇺🇧🇬👌🇧🇬🇷🇺👌🇧🇬💯👏
Comment from : @sotadjiqtasotadjiev9390

brain? ask the designer well it sounds like its you, but its not you
Comment from : @gsestream

I don't know what is better, the information portrayed or the way in which you do so
Comment from : @Lauracastro516

Muchas gracias! Me ayudó mucho este vídeo ❤
Comment from : @laralara3044

We don't know that we don't know how Period
Comment from : @bigbang259

I dont feel like it really answers the titel though
Comment from : @LibertyForAll-l3q

Boring ass video, the only interesting part was from 0:00 to 15:41
Comment from : @eldoprano

1:18 if you stop at the right angle it's literally Derpixon's logo
Comment from : @alessandrocomastri

In Reverse this means that actively recapping a certain activity / Memory during the day makes your Brain memorize / remember it better?
Comment from : @FideierButterflyer

Hiperosmia ? Hiperacustia ? no es un problema
Comment from : @barreiros5077

AI junk
Comment from : @lionelplummer

Amamzing stuff, reallybrbrBut there go office workers Welcome, dystopiabrbrThis is just inevitable
Comment from : @khodis2002

Khm Its Buzsáki György
Comment from : @Zui9SPARTACUS

1 We are not our body/brains Memories are not saved in the brain, but in the soul Reincarnations are real and would not make sense if memories were stored in the brain brbr2 The more emotional something, the more likely it is that we remember it That's why trauma works so well
Comment from : @LichtAnker

This is incredible! Sharing
Comment from : @thebirdbrained

Actually it stays in the brain you your personality can't remember it because you actually thought it was irrelevant
Comment from : @GdncHfjbdkf

These types of experiments should be illegal
Comment from : @lollimasbolli3193

2:12 Imagine if Ninja got a low taper fade
Comment from : @GamerDS76

The thumbnail is crazy It was changing colors as I scrolled up and down past it
Comment from : @CoastalKite

Thank you for this wonderful video
Comment from : @alqh

Wait Memories being replayed during waking hours hasn't been known to be a thing? Isn't it the exact same thing as the subconsciens processing information or a memory? I frequently make use of this when I want to learn something Like right now! I'm learning piano I take short breaks every 30min or so When I return I will have made a noticeable improvement This happens every time At least the effects are viable at the newbie stage I'm sure the effects will decrease with time until the progress is unnoticeable from moment to moment It's a regularly thought studying technique
Comment from : @reninngun

This is just placebo, to trick people into feeling bad for thinking badbrbrWith this, they will be able to say, "Well, YOU thought of it, so it must be your intent"brbrThere are ways to enter our ears and eyes, and have us see things against our will, that make us feel envicedbrbrThey even have ways of controlling our voices and our bodies, tricking our brains into saying and acting in ways we don't even want tobrbrBut Leaders who do this, set themselves up for experiencing it themselvesbrbrLet it fall
Comment from : @Tonedriver