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Understanding How Our Brain Processes Sensory Information and Memories
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Our nervous system processes all the sensory information that our organs receive and converts it into electrical and chemical signals that go to the brain and spinal cord. Memories are formed by specific chains of neurons that represent a particular experience, which leads to the bias in the likelihood that the same neurons will be activated in the same sequence again and again.
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