We all have instances of poor memory. But what happens when you only have fragmented parts of an experience, or someone tells you that you did something you didn’t? Your brain fills in the pieces with plausible events, or entirely makes something up and this is what you remember. The process of creating and recalling false memories is not entirely understood, but is very common (Thean 2013). Forgetting and remembering are very commonplace. One of the most odd occurrances involving memory is remembering things that either happened differently, or remembering an event that didn’t happen at all. Everyone, including people with exceptional memory are susceptible to remembering events that didn’t happen (Thean 2013). One of the most important
