A Neurobiologist Tries To Teach Kids Why Memories Aren't Accurate | Inverse

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In this episode of Big Ideas with Little Kids, scientist André Fenton (Neurobiology of Cognition Laboratory at New York University) tries to show a group of 7-year-olds why their memories aren't completely accurate. He also gets burned pretty hard by a knock-knock joke during snack time.

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