Auto Memory: A Neuroscience Handbook on Dreams and Consciousness

Abhishek Lal

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The human brain is the most complex system in the known universe. This system has developed according to the principles of evolution. Investigating the origins of the brain might lead to more comprehension of its functioning. Memory is the storage, retention and recall of information including past experiences, knowledge and thoughts. Most of the mainstream cognitive psychologists suggest that memory is a unitary entity of some sort. They assume that the apparent differences in manifestations of memory represent nothing more than different combinations and concatenations of particular cognitive processes, all operating within the bounds of one large memory. We look at a model of the mind that explains how the brain develops sensory consciousness. The model draws a lot of similarities to the parallel modeling of the computer hardware and operating system available worldwide.

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Abhishek has a human resource background and a Masters degree from Massey University. He now manages a small recruitment business in New Zealand. He is an active blogger on the brainblogger and has a passion for writing cognitive neuroscience blogs.

Dr Kevin J. Flannelly is a Senior Researcher at the Center for Psychosocial Research, New York. He received his PhD in Psychology from the University of Hawaii and his MS in Psychology from Rutgers University. He has published more than 150 peer-reviewed articles in 60 different medical, neuroscience, nursing, psychological, psychiatric, and sociological journals, as well as other social science and healthcare journals. Dr Flannelly has served on the editorial board of various scientific journals for over a dozen years, and he has been a peer-reviewer for 32 medical, social science and other scientific journals during the past 35 years.