Brain and computer memories analogous
Memory formation in the human brain must be sufficiently similar to memory formation in a computer for the argument to work. In the article cited below, L.S. Schulman makes this case - though with less than total conviction because of our lack of knowledge amount how brains work.
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The Arrow of Time  »The Arrow of Time 
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The experience of time »The experience of time
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Passage view components »Passage view components
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Flow and direction of time? »Flow and direction of time?
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Memory accretion hypothesis  »Memory accretion hypothesis 
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Direction is that of memory accretion »Direction is that of memory accretion
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Why aligned with thermodynamic arrow? »Why aligned with thermodynamic arrow?
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Information theoretic explanation »Information theoretic explanation
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Argument from computation »Argument from computation
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Brain and computer memories analogous
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Memory encoding a physical process »Memory encoding a physical process
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Substrate neutrality »Substrate neutrality
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Computers not bound to Landauer's Principle »Computers not bound to Landauer's Principle
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