"60 Minutes" Interview On Superior Autobiographical Memory To Air Sunday, January 12
I got a PM from one of thse others who was involved, and we are told it is to air after the Broncos game Sunday night. I then confirmed it with a few links:
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/scientists-study-first-child-with-super-memory/
The number of persons known to science who can remember virtually every day of their lives grew from six to more than 50 after Lesley Stahl featured these remarkable people in a 60 Minutes story three years ago. Stahl follows up by interviewing some of the dozens who contacted scientists after seeing the segment, including the first child scientists have seen with the ability. Stahl's story, including an interview with actress Marilu Henner, the most famous person with super memory, will be broadcast Sunday, Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/ente...ple-with-super-memory-20140109,0,5770718.post
A report on Marilu Henner and other people with super memories is one of the best-remembered segments on "60 Minutes" in recent years.The CBS news magazine will talk to more people with that gift in a report at 8 p.m. Sunday on WKMG-Channel 6. (The start could be delayed because of the AFC Divisional Playoff game between San Diego and Denver.)
Lesley Stahl expands on her report from Dec. 19, 2010, by talking to some of the more than 50 people who have Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory.
These people can remember details of days from years before. MRI scans of brains show those people have a more active pathway between the front and back of the brain.
Stahl's new sources include Jake Hausler, a 10-year-old boy
I will be the fat guy wearing glasses and a red (almost crimson) shirt on the lower left. Hope you'll get all your friends to watch.
RTR
I got a PM from one of thse others who was involved, and we are told it is to air after the Broncos game Sunday night. I then confirmed it with a few links:
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/scientists-study-first-child-with-super-memory/
The number of persons known to science who can remember virtually every day of their lives grew from six to more than 50 after Lesley Stahl featured these remarkable people in a 60 Minutes story three years ago. Stahl follows up by interviewing some of the dozens who contacted scientists after seeing the segment, including the first child scientists have seen with the ability. Stahl's story, including an interview with actress Marilu Henner, the most famous person with super memory, will be broadcast Sunday, Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/ente...ple-with-super-memory-20140109,0,5770718.post
A report on Marilu Henner and other people with super memories is one of the best-remembered segments on "60 Minutes" in recent years.The CBS news magazine will talk to more people with that gift in a report at 8 p.m. Sunday on WKMG-Channel 6. (The start could be delayed because of the AFC Divisional Playoff game between San Diego and Denver.)
Lesley Stahl expands on her report from Dec. 19, 2010, by talking to some of the more than 50 people who have Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory.
These people can remember details of days from years before. MRI scans of brains show those people have a more active pathway between the front and back of the brain.
Stahl's new sources include Jake Hausler, a 10-year-old boy
I will be the fat guy wearing glasses and a red (almost crimson) shirt on the lower left. Hope you'll get all your friends to watch.
RTR
