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A friend of mine says that if you learn a new item, or remember something new, this addition is at the expense of something you previously learned or remembered. I don't think he's right but I'd be interested if there has been any work to determine if there is some kind of andquot;upper limitandquot; to our brain's storage capacity and (if so) what happens when you reach it. Is it right to think of human memory as kind of a bio-computer andquot;hard diskandquot; of fixed capacity?
Re: Is there a limit to how much we can learn?
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