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<blockquote data-quote="Lar oli mu" data-source="post: 1834278"><p>Forget is the wrong word. But the cells within the immune system that save anti-body information die after around four years. So if there are no stimuli within these four years, the cells die and the anti-body information dies with them. ‘Information dies’ could be called ‘Forgetting’, wouldn’t you say so? That’s at least how I understand the Harvard autoimmune specialists’ view of ‘forgetting’.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lar oli mu, post: 1834278"] Forget is the wrong word. But the cells within the immune system that save anti-body information die after around four years. So if there are no stimuli within these four years, the cells die and the anti-body information dies with them. ‘Information dies’ could be called ‘Forgetting’, wouldn’t you say so? That’s at least how I understand the Harvard autoimmune specialists’ view of ‘forgetting’. [/QUOTE]
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