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Every red dwarf star that ever joined the main sequence is still there today.
Hippocampal Region
A vital area within the brain's medial temporal lobe, playing a crucial role in memory formation and spatial navigation.
Cerebral Cortex
The external surface of the cerebrum within the brain, crucial for functions such as memory, focus, perception, thinking, consciousness, language, and the overall awareness and cognition.
Memory Sins
Errors or faults in our memory processes, including forgetting, distortion, or interference.
Daniel Schacter
A psychologist known for his research in the field of memory and the disorders associated with it.
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