Do any organs within the body play any part in storing data? Emotional data? Experiential data?

Any idea how emotions are stored and then recovered?

So if an old neuron "dies," is there a mechanism to transfer the information on it to other neurons, old or new, that would result in "continuity" of that information, or does that information "die" with the "dead" neuron - and similar I(or new) information is down-loaded or somehow synthesized from the remaining collective neurons - to somehow fill the "gap" that is somehow vacated by the departing neuron? Or is this too simple a question?

Exercise, reading, and learning new things are good and the lack of diminish neurogenesis and neuroplasticity. A question worth answering - are polar opposites on this spectrum indicative of political affiliation? I vaguely remember another observations that sensed an organic explanation for one preference = but considering other factors I think. I hope I didn't kill those brain cells learn about this

Geeze... I hope all this comes true. I burned half my brain cells thinking i could be cool like James Bond drinking those vodka Marti's... shaken not stirred.... lol.

Did you see my posting yesterday? It follows along the same lines. I also cited a study at the University of Washington.

I think this site helps build neuron growth. I see this as a form of exercise for the brain. It explains a lot of how I have become more focused and even socially outgoing since I joined this site. Now all I need to to find a balance between here and other tasks.
[thehumanist.com]

"Through neurogenesis and neuroplasticity, it may be possible to carve out a fresh and unworn path for your thoughts to travel upon. One could speculate that this process opens up the possibility to reinvent yourself and move away from the status quo or to overcome past traumatic events that evoke anxiety and stress. Hardwired fear-based memories often lead to avoidance behaviors that can hold you back from living your life to the fullest."

Cool!

I saw or read this and I was impressed by the achievements. The second thought I had that it one step to be able to totally renew a human body, just as its brain. But don't think it will come available for "normal, average" people, yes, parts of the developments will be for well insured people for curing all kind of brain/nerve related illnesses. The rest of the development will kept secret and will come available for the billionaires that can afford the life extending treatments. So, at that point we will become ruled by a group of wealthy immortal people that only make way when they are killed beyond repair. These development opens a door behind which I suspect a scary image.

Wow! That would be amazing.