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… to know her and love her for the first time, I didn’t know if I wanted to carve that path anymore. Some journeys, I thought, were better for the surprises they brought. They were better without a map.

…y, we were able to help people recall the past with more clarity, and we came to understand how the brain creates real estate for new memories. From there, we tried to work backwards.

My favorite description was in the New York Times, and read, “In his eyes were hundreds — perhaps thousands — of years, and this depth of experience colored his very being, from the way he smiled to the way he walked.”