How will medicine improved  learning and permanent memory  capacity of human brain?
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Medicine already does to some point.  Different medicines react with the chemistry of the brain helping people that have difficulties with certain aspects of reasoning.  They can help boost the chemical signals the brain uses transmit information or increase the blood flow to areas of the brain.  I am sure it will not be long before newer drugs make larger impacts in memory (Alzheimer's drugs already do this)
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Brain implants so that you can learn without any effort, like on The Matrix.\n\nOr Yahoo! Answers.
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1. A memory system using ridiculous associations.\n2. Through hands-on experience.\n3. By attaching an emotion to the information, it attaches in the brain better.
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To improve your memory power, there are a lot of things you should do/try. But here are a few ones!\n1- Get to know yourself better by learning:\n\nWhat is the best way for you to learn, eg, By reading, writing, listening, talking ( teaching someone else the same thing), being taugh by someone ( anybody you like to learn with), Learning in groups, etc...?\n\nWhat is your best learning strategy/ies according to the way you learn, your schedule and so on!, eg, \nHow much time do you need to study on something before you can understand and remember it ( how much pratice?)!?\n\nIn what kind of environment do you best learn: Library, School, while listenning to music, etc...?\n\nWhat motivates you to learn that/ those things/subjects?\n\n2- What do you wanna do in the future, Whatever it is, give an extra 90 percent for that subject/s alone!\n\n3- Take your time and do not push!\n\nNow all you gotta do is try these techniques and put them into action! But It will neither be easy nor quick! But It will work!\n\nGood luck! SEE YA!
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It isn't true that we only use 10% our brains.  That is a very common myth that was started because of misinterpretation of scientific data.  The fact is that only 10% of our brains is made of up actual neurons that transmit signals, while the rest are glial cells that provide structural support and nutrition to the neurons and clear waste products and excess neurotransmitters.   However, these cells are all used most of the time.\nTo answer your actual question though, the brain is sort of designed to forget things for two reasons.  There is so much going on around us that we experience, if we paid attention to and remembered everything we would be overloaded by all this information pretty quickly.  Secondly, new connections need to be made all the time to incorporate new things that we learn, so in the midst of that some other connections are weakened or lost.  Sometimes things we mean to remember are lost in this process.  Of course, our brain doesn't always work how we would like it to, but like you said generally the things that are most important are the things that we remember, which is exactly how it should be.  Why store unnecessary information?
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Concentration issues stem from numerous things. Too much caffeine, being ADD, or vitamin deficiencies can all cause you to not perform at your best.\n\nI recommend taking at the very least, one multivitamin a day to start. Also, regular exercise has proven to increase bloodflow to the brain which, in turn, increases memory retention. Finally there are a number of activities which help as well, I'll list a few here:\n\n- Crossword puzzles are very good for maintaining mental health.\n- Mental association exercises. You will need to get a book or do further research on this one. But there are mental tricks you can use to remember names, lists of objects, and so on. For instance, I use a name association to remember people's names. I think of some outstanding feature of a person when I meet them and integrate it (mentally) with their name. That and I repeat the name a few times in conversation. That is just one item though.\n- There are also a new breed of drugs hitting the market. Do a search for "smart drugs" or nootropics. This is a strange area but some people swear by the stuff and I wouldn't be surprised if it really booms in the next few years.
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Yes there are a few. I have this game called Brain Age for the DS and it gives you exerises to do to improve memory. Read out loud the faster you read the more your mind works doing this 2-5 times a week will help your memory. Doing simple math problems quickly. And playing suduko, crossword puzzles, and chess will also help you with memory. Also drinking ginsin and other vitiams and herbs will help keep your brain healthy. Call your local health food store they can tell you which ones.
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concentration is better
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10 Steps to Improve Your Memory\n\nGET ON TRACK TO A BETTER MEMORY\n\nUnderstand How Your Memory Works \n\nUnderstanding how memory works will give you insight into ways of taking control in order to increase your memory power. A summary of the major factors involved in memory functioning: \n\n• Memory is the process of registering, consolidating, storing, and recalling information and also is the result of that process. \n\n• Memory is an electrochemical process of the brain and nervous system in which specialized brain centers receive, consolidate, store, and respond to new information.\n\n• The more memory traces you amass from sensory experiences, thoughts, feelings, and actions, the more ways you have to recall a particular piece of information.\n\n• A stimulating environment makes a major contribution to improving your memory.\n\n• People learn incidentally in the process of living and intentionally through deliberate study.\n\n• New information becomes a memory by moving from sensory memory to short-term memory. There working memory creates the connections to consolidate it into long-term memory.\n\n• Memory contains two kinds of material: knowledge—both general and personal—and procedures. Procedures do not require conscious attention in order to function.\n\n\nEquip Your Memory Tool Chest\n\nNatural abilities which you can use to maintain and improve your memory are: \n\nsensory awareness\nmental images\nwords and messages\nmaking associations and connections\ngrouping \nrepetition\nrehearsal and review\nspacing\nusing memory aids as reminders\n\nSensory awareness involves collecting information from your senses to amass the memory traces which help you remember people, places, or events. \n\nMental imaging is to visualize in your mind an image of something or someone you want to remember. \n\nWords can be used to help you remember in a number of ways. Talking to yourself creates verbal memory traces. Acronyms, rhymes, or jingles may help jog your memory.\n\nMaking new connections is the process which relates new information to what you already know thereby making the new information easier to recall.\n\nSorting and grouping are ways of categorizing data to provide memory traces to aid in recall. Relationships among major groups and among the items in each subgroup create the connections which make all items memorable.\n\nRepetition helps you to hold information in your short term memory as your working memory organizes and integrates it into long term memory. \n\nRehearsal and review, both reinforced by repetition, help you to remember tasks or events that will take place in the future and to recall information or events from the past. \n\nSpacing is the practice of leaving intervals between learning sessions in order to reinforce memory traces.\n\nMemory aids are concrete reminders—notes, calendars, pill safes—which help you remember. Other people may also be effective memory aids if they have ways of remembering to remind you.\n\n\nFind the Motivation and Commit Yourself\n\nImproving your memory relies on motivation. When people are motivated, they pay attention and concentrate in order to consolidate what they are experiencing into lasting memories. When people are motivated, they often set goals.\n\nWe are motivated by seven urges which push us toward goals. These urges are: the urge to live, with goals of survival, comfort, and to find meaning in living; the urge to be free with a goal of self-determination; the urge to enjoy with a goal of happiness; the urge to understand with a goal of knowledge; the urge to create with a goal of originality; the urge to connect with a goal of love; and the urge to transcend with a goal of unity.\n\nYour goals for your memory project are determined by your goals for your life. In looking at the natural urges of all of us, you may choose to set goals related to your health or your lifestyle habits or you may decide to find greater meaning in the events an
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weed will change the way of brain-functinonality...:)))
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biological computers, the memory would grow and learn similar to our brains
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Females:\n\nA memory is something that is engraved in the mind of a person that they can recall over a period of time. The more an image appears the longer a person’s memory of it will last. Remembering things from the past also allows one to learn and remember new things. A few things that may cause the loss of memory are injury, disease, or old age.\nMemories are created by many patterns of neuronal connections. An experiment was performed on rats in a lab. The female rats had weaker memories due to fewer nerve connections. When given hormones however, the female rats memories were sharpened.\n\nWomen have a greater ability to associate names with faces than men. They are also better at recalling lists and details of personal experiences. Because women use more of the right side of their brain, which is used to tag memories with emotions, women’s memories can be triggered by emotions. Overlapping neurons trigger many memories with one sense. For example, the smell of cookies may bring back childhood memories.\n\nMales are more likely to lose their memory at a more rapid rate than women due to the fact that their brains shrink three times faster than the female brain
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You had better believe it....If we treat our machines like we treat our bodies, we would be considered as being reckless. Improving brain cells can be accomplished by (basically) the following points.\n\nSTAYING MENTALLY ACTIVE: Mentally stimulating activities strengthen brain cells and the connections between them, and may even create new nerve cells.\n \n REMAINING SOCIALLY ACTIVE: Social activity not only makes physical and mental activity more enjoyable, it can reduce stress levels, which helps maintain healthy connections among brain cells.\n \nSTAY PHYSICALLY ACTIVE:Physical exercise is essential for maintaining good blood flow to the brain as well as to encourage new brain cells. It also can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and diabetes, and thereby protect against those risk factors for Alzheimer's and other dementias. \n \nADOPTING A BRAIN-HEALTHY DIET:Research suggests that high cholesterol may contribute to stroke and brain cell damage. A low fat, low cholesterol diet is advisable. And there is growing evidence that a diet rich in dark vegetables and fruits, which contain antioxidants, may help protect brain cells.
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The brain has an unlimited measureless capacity for storage. With each new fact learned - especially in infancy & early childhood - you get a new wrinkle in your brain. No kidding! Check out brain weights of really supersmart folks like Einstein, you will be surprised! But there is no limit to what your brain can hold & it even takes in things you aren't aware of - all while running your body, as well.
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A few ways i've experimented with..\n\nHypnosis: i tried it, but i fell asleep and didn't get much from it\n\nSay things 11 times: it takes the average human 11 times before their brain memorizes it.\n\nPractice remembering exactly what a picture you looked at saw: I've been doing this for a while, and i must say that i almost have a photographic memory.. i can recite an entire sheet of paper after 1 minute looking at it
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The secret of a good memory is attention, and attention to a subject depends upon our interest in it. We rarely forget that which has made a deep impression on our minds.
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try using images to improve your memory.  If you can connect something you want to remember with some visual mental picture sometimes it helps.  And the more ridiculous the better usually.  Example...  I want to remember a ladies name "Madge Baskum" I picture her wearing a badge and carrying a basket.   Badge Basket=Madge Baskum, it helps me anyway, hope it helps.