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Did the operators use the crack in HMs skull to

get to his brain???

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HM died in 2008

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How did HM die?

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Henry Molaison

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How did HM crack his scull?

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How did HM crack his skull?

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They probably used a computer to make it accurate and cut it with a lazer.

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Henry Molaison

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I think the reason you can't remember things that happened a short time ago but you can remember things long-term is because your hippocampus and other memory processing parts of your brain are still processing the synapses and forming the memory.

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Hippo means related to horses, so is a hippocampus related to horses as well?

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What's the relationship between hippocampus and IQ?

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What was his real name?

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I want to take psychology. My friend takes it (shes a sophomore at los altos high) and i watch Crash course (john green) videos and they are exeptional... :D

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How did a cracked skull affect his brain? In the picture the brains looked the same except for the part removed.

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How did HM's IQ increase if his hippocampus was removed?

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How long does it take in the process for the brain to retain memory, since sometimes I can't remember what I just did, but I remember it a few minutes later.

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What did the parents think about the surgeries !?

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Was HM's brain unique in anyway besides his

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What is HM's real name? It's not HM is it?

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My great uncle is a neurologist in Denver and he explained that it is still unknown what causes the synapses, or electrical shocks, that form memory. I wonder if the strong impression of an event is what causes the memory because you tend to remember more important things in one event rather than all the details.

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How long was HM in the nursing home?

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How did the doctor's other experimental surgeries turn out?

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Interesting idea that knowing THAT is different from knowing HOW. Maybe this is why we can remember how to do something

(like playing the piano or biking) but can easily forget facts/information

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How did they cut up the brain into so many pieces?

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Did HM donate his brain to science?

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How long ago was the surgery?

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Are there any parts of the brain that are truly useless?

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In the video it makes it seem like

memorys take a physical structure

in the brain Is that just a way to get

someone to think or do memories

have a physical structure??/

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What does the rest of your brain do?

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Why did he want to get his brain removed

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Is your brain fragile or is it hard to crack?

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Can you get theses same surgeries today?? they seem unsafe...

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Did the person allow the scientists to take part of their brain out?

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how did they cut the brain into that many pieces

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How did the guy draw the star, not remembering anything before?

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Will Temme P.1

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Did they fix the part of the skull that was cracked?

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Why coudn't they restore H.M's memory after he lost it?

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Did H.M VOLUNTEER to get his brain scanned?

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In what year did the journey to make these discoveries begin? Also, what did H.M. know about his surgery and condition? Did he forget about it?

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It seems weird to remember something that happened a long time ago but you can't even remember what you had for breakfast yesterday.

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How does your brain do so much

without even telling your mind it

is? For example: When you walk to school,

you don't really think about the path you're walking,

but your mind knows every turn.

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Does the brain remember short term or long term memory better?

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Did HM die due to brain problems or of old age?

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What accident was H.M. in?

What happened to his brain?

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Where did people think memories were stored before they learned about short-term and long-term memory?

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The skull is hard to crack but the brain itself is soft and fragile. Katelyn

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Is it worse to have no memories or seizures? I would rather have seizures.

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Q: Did HM agree to have his

brain dissected/preserved?

A: ______

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In what year did brain surgeries start? It seems like a long time ago... I think in the 1900s

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I wonder if students today are less comfortable with boredom than other generations.

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How might we build thinking time into our scheduled, distracted lives?