In exhalation what does society initially believe about memory?

A-it is stored in a series of gears and switches

B-it decreases with lack of social activity

C-it is fueled by the presence of argon

D-it is written and stored on golden pages in the brain

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Mike Adams

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9 October, 01:51

In exhalation what does society initially believe about memory?

A-it is stored in a series of gears and switches

B-it decreases with lack of social activity

C-it is fueled by the presence of argon

D-it is written and stored on golden pages in the brain

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Abbigail Francis · Answer 1

In "Exhalation", by Ted Chiang, what society initially believes about memory, is that it is written and stored on golden pages in the brain.

The narrator, describes a world, with living creatures that are made of mechanical parts. With brains made of gold leaves, and air tubules. The narrator is a student of Anatomy. The question of memory is one of the unsolved mysteries of Anatomy. They know little about the brain because brains are extremely delicate, so they don't know how memory is stored. "For decades, the prevailing theory of memory was that all the person's experiencies were engraved on sheets of gold foil."

In exhalation what does society initially believe about memory?A-it is stored in a series of gears and switchesB-it decreases with lack of social activityC-it is fueled by the presence of argonD-it is written and stored on golden pages in the brain

In exhalation what does society initially believe about memory?

A-it is stored in a series of gears and switches

B-it decreases with lack of social activity

C-it is fueled by the presence of argon

D-it is written and stored on golden pages in the brain