(There are exceptions, like Artie Shaw, a tough, unsmiling character with an accurate memory, and Jackie McLean, who talks as if he's tired of pieties).
But it did not occur to me to ask: Can one's intelligence rely entirely on the public language; can one form a precise thought, recall an accurate memory, or even feel a genuine feeling, with only the public language?
The convention of communicating with geographic coordinates compels speakers from the youngest age to pay attention to the clues from the physical environment (the position of the sun, wind and so on) every second of their lives, and to develop an accurate memory of their own changing orientations at any given moment.
"Younger adults might need to keep an accurate memory for both positive and negative information in the world.
First, we assumed that subjects maintained an accurate memory of the baseline rating (i.e., 3/5).
The current results extend these findings, supporting the hypothesis that replay events engage both cortical and subcortical structures to create an accurate memory trace of recent experience.
We analyzed phosphene SIZE and INTENSITY ratings in response to vestibular activation for both EVC and V5/MT, in 2 ways: First, we assumed that subjects maintained an accurate memory of the baseline rating (i.e., 3/5).
Intuitively, the monkey makes a mistake if it opts for the test when it doesn't remember the stimulus, and it also makes a mistake when it opts out of the test when it does have an accurate memory trace of the stimulus.
The results of the pre-test demonstrate that apes possessed an accurate memory for the location of the food, that is, they were as accurate at remembering where an item was hidden after 24 h as they were after 2 min.
