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Jiang says current neuroscience summaries do not answer the most basic question of where memory is stored, so he treats the standard 'synapses and distributed regions' explanation as inadequate rather than decisive.
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Memory storage
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"um memories memories are not video recordings stored in a single file instead they're encoded by altering the physical connections synapses between neurons when..."
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"we don't know okay this is all Sonic garbage for like we don't know most basic questions like where"
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