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Tag: memory

How to Write a Novel: Wait Until You’re 40 and Forget Everything

This happens sometimes: I?ll get some saying stuck in my head, Google it, and find the only person to have ever mentioned it online was me. And usually in a previous column. For example, someone, somewhere once told me that, … Read on.

Published July 27, 2012
Categorized as On Writing Tagged how to write a novel, Lisa Summers, memory, novelists born at 40

Are brain-games digital crack?

Apparently, I signed up for the newsletter of brain-game designers Lumosity, whose various drills for dendrites leverage our natural neuroplasticity in an effort to find one?s lost marbles and change them from cat?s eyes into steelies. The fact that I … Read on.

Published September 1, 2011
Categorized as Culture, Media Critique Tagged aging, brain, dopamine, lumosity, memory, neuroplasticity
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