Memory and Time

Critically evaluating past memories is the theory that imagines the important elements of the future. Travelers do not have the ability to travel in time; therefore, the only way from now is through their psychological world where they can get past memories and future expectations. The only storage system that allows an individual to move spiritually in time is episodic memory. Bartlett (1932) proposed the idea that memory is not a real replica of the past, but a constructive process where different sources of information from different sources are gathered.

The starting point of theory is "to give unlimited tape and time, that all calculations are equivalent." The problem is, effectively, that the computer has no unlimited memory or time. There are major differences in real time when working in the real world. Usually it is the difference between life and death. Yes, if you ignore the time, all ideas are equivalent. Yes, as long as you ignore actual constraints such as time, storage capacity, storage capacity, you can simulate human thinking with the required matrix. However, if time is integrated, the subjects need to be relocated in an important way. The two computing systems running on different platforms are not equivalent in real time. Again, the only way to have the same idea is to run them with equivalent materials. The physical problem you perform calculations - especially when it becomes more complex - has a great impact on the type of perception that can be made in real time

Memory takes time. Let's assume that time has passed. I can not remember the future and the present. So, if you live at the moment, you have no remembrance at all. But the reverse is also true. Time is based on memory. Without recognition of memory and continuity, time does not exist. The cat is asleep. He ordered a cup of coffee, slowly licked the sugar and it tasted it (which is the joy that he banned in the clinic), and when he stroked the black fur of the cat, he connected I thought it was an illusion, in eternal moments humans live in temporal continuity, miraculous animals live in the present, and cats are separated by a piece of glass.

Time and memory They are two sides of the same. As time goes on, memory is interrupted, and as time goes on, memories have been born. As people go up, over time, there are still some memories that function in some way until time itself no longer exists. Memory finds that house in a specific space and time; a place and a moment have gone, the others have a future. Memory is everything that can survive for a while, forever here, the time itself is an endless landscape observed through a powerful microscope