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Re:Ads Implant False Memories by nooneelse on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @01:22PM (#2584738)
That is the thread of this that I would pull if I had a spare platoon of researchers to send into this territory. How distinctive a memory is "implantable"? As it is, I guess we will just have to wait until someone else does that work.

Speaking of... is there some good way to get notified when a paper is published which builds on some known body of work? Like can I get an email digest updating me if any of a set of papers are referenced in new papers?

Addendum: Yes... "Track Citation" on JSTOR does this (if one makes an account)... I doubt it does a pretty digest that helps me remember why I wanted to know about the new papers (what question about the original paper I was interested in having future research nail down), but it will have to do for now.

Re:Ads Implant False Memories by william42 on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @02:04PM (#2584891)
Much more distinctive memories have been "implanted" by mistake, such as child abuse.