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We all need memory

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This entry was posted on 6/28/2008 9:45 AM and is filed under Product/Electronics.

I remember about ten years ago, I noticed my mom forgetting a lot of things. We would tease her and blame it on her getting older. Secretively we worried she might have something going on. Well, I am now ten years older and guess what? I am so forgetful. No, my mom does not have Alzheimers, actually she seems sharper than ever. Obviously, as we age, some of the memory is affected. My question is, though, with all the high tech discoveries, why can't they come up with some kind of implant they can put in our brains like the cards and such they use to increase computer memory? Computers are like our brains...sure wish someone would work on it.

 

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