Its fascinating to read about this extraordinary development in neuroscience where trauma can be eased by modifying memory. It can be a game changer especially in those dealing with PTSD but ethical considerations should always be taken into account as Memory is something that makes us Human. It shapes our identity and powers our growth and compassion based on empathy and emotions.
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We can’t fully erase bad memories yet, but neuroscience is exploring ways to weaken them using drugs, therapy, or brain stimulation
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Very interesting concept.
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Yes, this is really useful and sounds like a great advancement, especially for people suffering from trauma or PTSD. But… I also feel that our bad memories and painful experiences teach us a lot. We learn how to live, how to behave, and we understand the real character of people around us only through those tough times.If we erase all that, we might miss out on the important life lessons that made us stronger. So maybe instead of erasing, helping people to cope and grow from those memories could be a better way
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The thought of erasing painful memories feels like something out of a movie, but science is getting closer to it. It’s a mix of hope and caution..
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If this were a reality, it is likely that many individuals would find themselves in a more favorable situation. It is a common experience for everyone to have encountered a negative experience or memory that they would prefer to be forgotten.
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Implantable devices in the brain can reestablish functional connectivity in neural circuits disrupted in major depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and other psychiatric disorders.
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