E51: Constructed memories (a nugget)

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Oddly Influenced

Brian Marick

55 episodes

4 months ago

A podcast about how people have applied ideas from outside software to software.

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A podcast about how people have applied ideas from outside software to software.

Technology

Education

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E51: Constructed memories (a nugget)

Oddly Influenced

5 minutes

5 months ago

E51: Constructed memories (a nugget)

Memories appear to be constructed by plugging together stored templates. Do concepts operate the same way?

Sources

Suzi Travis, "False Memories are Exactly What You Need", 2024.
Lisa Feldman Barrett, "The theory of constructed emotion: an active inference account of interoception and categorization," Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, 2017.

Credits

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