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Chapter 33

Chapter 4, Section 6 Open the girl's head and look for the "uninvited guest"?
Memories are hidden in your head, and there are always times when some "uninvited guests" will suddenly be remembered. ? ?

Canadian neurosurgeon Penfield once treated a teenage girl with epilepsy in 1936.For the needs of treatment, he opened the girl's head, and then used microelectricity to stimulate different cortex of the brain.When a certain part of the brain was stimulated, the girl screamed in horror, because the operation reminded her of a terrible thing that happened in her childhood, which made her feel like she was in that scene again, so the girl couldn't help it cried out. ?
Mind walk?

This phenomenon of memory being evoked also happens in our real life,
For example, you suddenly can't remember a thing, so you put it aside for a while and don't bother.However, once you go to a certain place, participate in an event, meet someone, as long as there is something in these occasions that has a certain connection with a previously "forgotten" event, you may remember it.These connected things are equivalent to memory clues, and forgotten events are hidden secrets. You are like a detective, grab these clues, follow the clues, and uncover the secrets.In fact, being able to recall it shows that we have not completely forgotten it.

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