ABSTRACT

We do not remember. A certain group of our little people do this for us. They live in that part of the brain which has become known as the “fold of Broca”. […] There may be twelve or fifteen shifts that change about and are on duty at different times like men in a factory. [ … ] Therefore it seems likely that remembering a thing is all a matter of getting in touch with the shift that was on duty when the recording was done.