Most of the time the brain works as it ought to: limbs move, memories are retrieved and experiences processed. But occasionally things go awry.
In tip-of-the-tongue experiences, for instance, words suddenly and perplexingly go missing only to reappear seconds or minutes later. Another brain quirk –déjà vu – confirms the fallibility of memory. Now two new studies have shed light on both phenomena.
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Tip-of-the-tongue, tongue tied, ack. My problemmm.
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