The Neural Basis of Watching "Memento" — blogs.discovermagazine.com

« Hostile Questions at Scientific MeetingsDisability Bias in Peer Review? » Memento (2000) is a complex psychological thriller about a man unable to form long-term memories. The movie is popular among neuroscientists for its accurate depiction of amnesia. Now, in a wonderfully “meta” paper, a group of neuroscientists report that they scanned the brains of people watching Memento in order to study memory processes.

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