Memory plays a very important role in being a human. It guides us along with our day to day activities. A simple image of who you are, what you do, where you live and who are your family are some of the essential things that one needs to remember to have a grasp of one’s identity. Other examples such as how to cook dinner, how to drive a car, where did you place your apartment keys, what to buy in the grocery, what uniform to wear when you go to your job, are the things you need to recall to get by each day. These memories are made and stored in the several components of the brain. Take for example love at first sight. First, there is the memory of the physical attributes such as the scent, the facial features, the sound of the voice, the touch of the hand of the person. These are encoded by the brain through translating the signals that the sensory organs send. Second, there’s the memory of feeling you heart pound so fast which can be associated to the limbic system’s (a part of your brain) ability to perceive emotions such as falling in love