How to Change a Memory by Steve Ramirez is a fascinating journey into the science of memory, exploring how the brain stores the past and how those memories might be altered. Drawing on cutting-edge neuroscience, the book reveals the experiments, ideas, and ethical questions behind one of the most intriguing frontiers in modern research.
Part memoir, part scientific exploration, this book will appeal to readers who enjoy science writing, psychology, and big questions about identity and experience. If you are curious about how memory shapes who we are, Ramirez offers an engaging and accessible look at the remarkable possibilities of the brain.
