Where Imagination Lives in Your Brain
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Imagination as a Fundamental Function of the Hippocampus because imagination depends largely, if not exclusively, on memory there is absolutely no way you can imagine anything without the past combining bits and pieces of experience with emotions, inner commentary and things people have read or hear
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- Imagination as a Fundamental Function of the Hippocampus
- because imagination depends largely, if not exclusively, on memory
- there is absolutely no way you can imagine anything without the past
- combining bits and pieces of experience with emotions, inner commentary and things people have read or heard about
- Memory is a form of imagination
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