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Time Cells Inside Human Brains Allows Us to Keep Track of Time and Events in a Sequence [Study]
The human brain’s time cells help us recall episodic memories. Time cells have been found inside human brains which allows us to track the flow of time and sequence of events, according to a new study led by scientists in France.
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