Rodrigo Quian Quiroga: The forgetting machine

The “Jeoper Aneston Neurons" that Professor Quiroga discovered while observing the activities of neurons, is that everything related to a female actress named Jennifer Eniston, who was known for being in a American drama lens - her photo and voice, the characters in the same work - is reacted to by the discovery, and the human brain is able to extract information selectively based on and understanding the relationship between certain concepts rather than remembering each one. This human capacity is the result of millions of years of evolution, and countless trial and error. So in modern times, where 174 newspapers are bombed by text messages, emails, and SMS, we need to focus on understanding and thinking, not just cancer. The Internet and the high-tech devices allow us to focus on minor memory-related details and more important thoughts, while also bombing information that we cannot digest and eat our free time. The way to use both of these days' swords, the Internet and high-tech technology wisely is our decision. It is we who decide when to turn on and off your smartphones and how fast you can read the Internet web pages. High-tech can help us understand, but it cannot replace understanding itself. Professor Quiroga uses this book to break down the old prejudices about the memory and brain we have, while also to suggest how we can be masters in modern times, not slaves of technology.

Korean title: 망각하는 기계

Korean author: 로드리고 퀴안 퀴로가

Korean publisher: 형주

ISBN-13: 9791197764707