Neuroscientist Uses Memory Manipulation to Aid Addiction Recovery
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A neuroscientist shares his personal journey of overcoming addiction through understanding and harnessing brain plasticity, emphasizing that recovery involves reshaping memories and neural connections, much like the philosophical ship of Theseus, and highlights the importance of connection and positive memories in healing.
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