An Eidetic Investigation Of Photographic Memory
In 1929 Moscow, an observant newspaper editor realized reporter Solomon Shereshevsky never jotted down notes. Why? Shereshevsky had a remarkable gift — he could remember virtually everything. This intrigue led to an appointment with neurologist Alexander Luria. Over 15 years, Luria presented Shereshevsky (referred to as “S”) with increasingly challenging memory exercises. Luria’s verdict...