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Interesting article. Like erasing memory, researchers are also trying to instill false memory! Link

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Where are the URLs in your "here". Why some of you are repeating this. I know you must be knowing to link a url properly. I commented in multiple posts this! Tired of it. I know you got steemSTEM vote. Good. And you have not mentioned the license information of images either. @mobbs Maybe you want to notice these. Please stop me if I am over doing these things.

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zoneboy (69) · 7 years ago

Lovely article, I believe this will be useful.in erasing bad memories alone. No one want to lose the beautiful memories.

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emmaculate (54) · 7 years ago

Yeah.. Thanks for stopping by 😘😘

flyyingkiwi (55) · 7 years ago

Interesting article, thanks for the post. Do people rarely use destruction of neurons to try to erase bad memories?? It sounds like a lot could go wrong.

marynes5 (53) · 7 years ago

neurons can be destroyed by pathologies such as dementia, epileptic crisis, alcohol intake, autism

Thanks for the answer 👍👍

I see, so the destruction of the neurons is more of a side effect. So drinking could sometimes work as a way of reducing your problems!

Yeah... Neurons can be destroyed.. Thanks for stopping by 😘😘

minnowsupport (70) · 7 years ago

dexterdev (62) · 7 years ago (edited)

sakura1012 (56) · 7 years ago (edited)

When you are badly hurt emotionally by traumatic past experiences sometimes we tend to force ourselves to forget about it. Since re-living it over and over again could only worsen your wounds. So we forget about it and move on with our lives. But sometimes whatever forceful mental erasing we tend to do, painful memories keeps going back which torments us psychologically.

I concur with you.. Thanks for stopping by ..have a wonderful day 😘😘

sakura1012 (56) · 7 years ago

You too. 😉

we can also forget a memory by using a defense mechanism, we simply send it to the unconscious and we can not access the

Thanks for stopping by bro, have a wonderful day 😘😘

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chicago17 (25) · 7 years ago

I have gained alot from your post!!!because I have question on this before, from my biology teacher.