One of your brain’s best friends is a memory system that can’t hold much stuff and has no save button. How can such a limited system be so valuable?

One of your brain’s best friends is a memory system that can’t hold much stuff and has no save button. How can such a limited system be so valuable?

One of your brain’s best friends is a memory system that can’t hold much stuff and has no save button.&nbsp;How can such a limited system be so valuable?

Why is Working Memory So Special?

<p>In these podcasts, Dr. Dee Coulter shares a lifetime of insights about the brain, how it works and how we can support it. She draws on five decades of teaching and scholarly studies. Her passion led to a doctorate in neurological studies early on, and still inspires her to keep scouring brain research for the newest discoveries. For the past few years, she has focused on exploring the exciting ways the mind can continue to grow and transform in the upper decades. She's calling this series Embracing the Mature Mind.</p>

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In these podcasts, Dr. Dee Coulter shares a lifetime of insights about the brain, how it works and how we can support it. She draws on five decades of teaching and scholarly studies. Her passion led to a doctorate in neurological studies early on, and still inspires her to keep scouring brain research for the newest discoveries. For the past few years, she has focused on exploring the exciting ways the mind can continue to grow and transform in the upper decades. She's calling this series Embracing the Mature Mind.

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Why is Working Memory So Special?

Why is Working Memory So Special?