Re:New map of meaning in the brain changes ideas about memory
by salawat on Thursday February 10, 2022 @02:04PM
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This is likely because language uptake is most successful when "unrooted" to a pre-existing language framework. You're utilizing distinct memory/knowledge graphs.
You sound like a bumbling fool because you're having to forge novel connections between the two recall graphs.
It's why I look on awe on people like my high school Spanish teacher who fluently spoke 11 languages. When she got upset, you never knew which was going to come out!
You sound like a bumbling fool because you're having to forge novel connections between the two recall graphs.
It's why I look on awe on people like my high school Spanish teacher who fluently spoke 11 languages. When she got upset, you never knew which was going to come out!