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MIT Scientists Prove Our Memories Are Physical
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2014-07-29
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Neuroscientists at MIT have discovered that memories are physical and can be reactivated. They tested their theory on lab mice, and discovered they were able to make a mouse artificially relive a memory by activating certain brain cells.
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