In the brain, obviously.
But I've heard different opinions; the frontal lobe, the parietal lobe, it depends on the person, etc.
But i believe memories are not space specific, but they are rather stored physically across the entire brain, connected by neurons, and the physically closer the distance the electrochemicals have to travel, the closer the association with those specific memories are.
But this doesn't explain why when brain damage occurs, people can lose significant parts of their memory, just from a blow to one target of the brain.
What do you think?![]()