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Gabriel Radvanski.

He's a professor specializing in cognition, brain, and behavior.

His research is focused on the development of mental model theory for human memory and cognition. Mental models, you know, look, just a person's representation

of a situation they experienced read or heard about. His research is aimed at understanding how people

create, organize, store, and retrieve mental models.

And he has some especially interesting research into the issue of walking through doors

and forgetting.

You know, when you walk through a door and you forget what you were just thinking when you

go into the next room, it's a touch more you forget what you were just thinking when you go into the next room.

It's a touch more complicated than perhaps you've ever thought about.

Let's jump right in today to my guest, Gabriel Radvanski.

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