[Ai] is the memory of humans stored differently?

It was very cold yesterday. When I took a bath, I reached out and tried the water. I thought it was very hot.

Then I tried it with my shoulder. In fact, the water temperature was just right.

I think the temperature of water is the same, but when I try it with my hands, the brain gives the answer that is hot, while when I try it with my shoulders, the answer is that the temperature is the same.

Because the hands are cold, and the shoulder temperature is good.

 

So, will our skin actually feel the same temperature of water, but when it passes to the brain, it does not feel the temperature, it is the difference between the skin temperature and the temperature of the contact object. Therefore, the same water temperature occurs. The temperature sensation produced by the brain varies with different body parts.

 

This reminds me of one thing.

Memories.

Sometimes, when you want to recall something, you only want to remember the fragment of a specific time point. Memory cannot be retrieved. However, if you move forward to a node that you can remember, and then remember what you did after that node in your mind, you can often remember the nodes you want to remember.

For example, when you find the key. If you keep thinking about where the key is, you can't remember the part where you put the key. Remember from the door the night before, and then add memories step by step.

 

Similar to, from a basic thing, through the superposition of a series of differences, and then get the next thing.

Will our memory system store fragments like this: Save some nodes and then save only the difference?

 

What about our vision? What about our hearing?