Other than the falsehood that our brains have a complete record of all experiences, it is still an excellent factual science film. Dr. Baxter is fantastic!
Around the early 1960's germanium transistors were replacing glass vacum tubes. But some time in the 1980's they halted the making of germanium style transistors due to the ecology. These germanium transistors to a small degree were radioactive. At that point they started using a more eco friendly transistor.
thanks for sharing A/V Geeks
Other than the falsehood that our brains have a complete record of all experiences, it is still an excellent factual science film. Dr. Baxter is fantastic!
Good thing I've been upgraded from vacuum tubes, to germanium transistors !!
Around the early 1960's germanium transistors were replacing glass vacum tubes. But some time in the 1980's they halted the making of germanium style transistors due to the ecology. These germanium transistors to a small degree were radioactive. At that point they started using a more eco friendly transistor.
Dear Dr. Baxter.
The hallucination of the fighter pilot has stuck with me as my life as terrifying!
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nothing like turning knobs and shaking heads to get the job done
Meowk 6:24
A wonderful video. Penfield on memory is wrong, saying that memories are permanently recorded.
I had forgotten about this film. The Ames Window illusion is mind boggling
of all the classic bell science films liked this one the best
Very engrossing
I meet Peter Brown years ago in Gene Autry, Oklahoma.
One the actors was Chico Marx?
"ab-DOmen"