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In his Henry Tizard Memorial Lecture, delivered at Westminster School on February 29, 1968, Professor Young discussed the increase of knowledge and its storage in the brain.
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YOUNG, J. Memory and the Increase of Knowledge. Nature 217, 905–907 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/217905a0
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