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Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.
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Old 17-03-2015, 13:52   #1
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Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

When your VM PVR HD starts to get full, it must delete old recordings in order to make room for new ones.

Well, apparently, this is also the way our mind works when learning new things- a one in, one out policy if you like!

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/scienc...cle4383900.ece
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Re: Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

Oh.

And here I was going to say "What, badly?"
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Re: Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

I didn't think this was a new discovery.

The brain isn't an infinite amount of storage so of course things get forgotten or overwritten as such.
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Old 17-03-2015, 15:42   #4
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Re: Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

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Oh.

And here I was going to say "What, badly?"
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I didn't think this was a new discovery.

The brain isn't an infinite amount of storage so of course things get forgotten or overwritten as such.
I always thought it was the case that the brain records everything that it processes, it's the retrieval of this information that is problematic for us.
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Re: Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

Pity you can't decide what you'd like to forget.
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Re: Your TiVo/V+ is similar to the way your mind works.

Very true ☑
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