[Dimensio]

The article assumes that memory is stored in the brain, possibly in the neo-cortex. There is no evidence to support that assertion. There is no need to make such an assertion. Consider that memory is a process of analysis, comparison, and synthesis, not something stored.

If memory isn't stored in the brain, then where is it? Yes, "memory" is a process of analysis, comparison and synthesis, but there has to be something to analyze, compare and synthesize -- so where is it? Also keep in mind that head trauma sometimes leads to memory loss.

[WL-law]

The article assumes that memory is stored in the brain, possibly in the neo-cortex. There is no evidence to support that assertion. There is no need to make such an assertion. Consider that memory is a process of analysis, comparison, and synthesis, not something stored.

That is HOW it is stored, which explains the redundancy in memory. There is no single "engram" where a memory is stored, but it is clearly 'stored' in a synthesized relationship using different parts of the cortex. And the hippocampis is required to arquire/retrieve.