How Do You Make Memories?

The video discusses the case of Henry Malaysen, who underwent brain surgery in 1953, leading to significant memory loss. This case revolutionized our understanding of memory, revealing the role of the hippocampus and distinguishing between declarative and non-declarative memory. Malaysen's life and posthumous brain studies continue to provide insights into memory and brain function.

How did Malaysen's condition affect his ability to form new memories?

What contributions did Malaysen's case make to our understanding of memory and the brain after his death?