@dailymail: Japanese researchers have claimed to have found a way to weaken or erase learned motor memories. The process is described as a blue light therapy that when activated and targeted on certain brain connections, can shrink ‘memory’ spines enough to erase singular memories while leaving others unharmed. It is believed that if these tests are accurate, there is a possibility it can be used to erase unwanted or traumatic memories in a patient. What do you think? #dailymail #news #memories #Science

nxecash :

Japan on a whole different planet😭✌️✌️✌️

user.9374823 :

SIGN ME UP TF

Josh :

Yeah no need, my brain seems to do it by it self

Mending :

So ur saying i can get rid of my trauma…

Aaron :

casperolsen10 :

What is happening in 2025😭🙏

adyioka :

two types opinions here

dwaekki the second :

yeses I can delete those cringe memories

riv :

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⃟⃞ :

we cant be friends but i’d like to just pretend

poioss3rwths3 :

this is gonna save so many lives omd

Eliana S. | Travel & Lifestyle :

Motor memory is not explicit memory, thus not semantic or episodic memory so I find it interesting to say that it can erase patients memories

holli :

hell yeaaah

giorgio :

me please

mcc :

YO PLEASE, what’s the recruitment process?

ᄂIᄂY :

kloeo :

Forgetting One Piece and Death Note

𝓕𝓻𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮𝓼𝓬𝓪 𝓟𝓲𝓪 ⭐️ :

This is gonna be me fr

Lilu🐇🌙⭐️ :

So I don’t get it… our brains naturally attempt to black out negative memories to help us move forward but therapists say you need to re surface them to deal with the trauma but now it’s gonna be ok to pay to have them erased which is what my brain was trying to do anyway? So they’d profit off of something they told our brains it’s bad to do. 🤨🤨🤨

dan :

ain’t this what happened in we can’t be friends?

⚡︎AıPrıest︎⚡︎ :

I can watch all my favorite movies again for the first time!?

🚦majora🌈⚡️[51%] :

this is literally a zeno reference

🪽jcya! :

ME NEXT ME NEXT