Are the people smarter with a good memory smarter than those who without?
Are the people with a good memory smarter than those who without it?
Do you think people in this generation are smarter because of the computer? What if we don't lose our memory? Is the human brain smarter than a computer? Is the Human brain smarter than computers? Why is memory important? Why are memories important? Is there a limit in our brains to remember things? Why don't people suffering from amnesia not forget fundamental things they learn, like their mother tongue? Does everyone have photographic memory? Do people treat you less well if you don't tend to remember them? Do we lose memory and our memories? How does a quite-wise-genius let others know how smart they are? By what process do humans "remember to remember"? How someone can improve his memory power? What is the human brains memory capacity? Are things without brains conscious? Do people get smarter with age? Are bigger brains smarter? How can I make my memory better? Why do we miss the memories, but not the person? How does it feel to have poor memory? How do I make my memory better? Why do small, unimportant, visual memories from very early childhood (1 or 2 years old) remain, while we forget everything else? Are children usually smarter than their parents? Is Koena who can remember scraps of information about co-workers a Memory Girl or Attentive Watcher or Simply Mental Case? What job a memory of remembering names can get you? If your brain is bigger then the smarter you are? Is this right? How much does intelligence depend on one's ability to retain information and remember concepts? What is that one memory you will never forget in your life? How do I have a great memory?