brain anatomy and photographic memory?

Ariel Sloan sloan at
Mon Feb 26 18:07:24 EST 1996

I think that the way a photographic memory works is that you have to 
understand how a normal memory works.  I think they are the same.  When 
you hear or see anything your brain right away procceses it and adds it 
and puts it into context with everything else you have seen or heard or 
felt.  This works well with the wavelet theory that when you think of 
something it is a wave and the wave gets very strong when you have made 
many connections.  Someone with a photographic memory just has more ideas 
stored up with wich to make connections with.  This is just what I 
think.  If anyone one wants me to do research about my! theory they 
should write.  Or they can use it in a scholarly journal.  Copyright 2-26-95

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