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    (Foer 172) and discover the events of that particular date in time. In essence, Bell is creating an external autobiographical memory. Internal autobiographical memory, on the other hand, is extremely rare; with only 25 confirmed cases as of 2016 (Pitchaiah et al. 701). Scientifically, autobiographical memory is known as hyperthymesia, and patients naturally recall vivid memories…

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    Mandela Effect are found on two levels: memory formation and overconfidence. Initially, as much as reddit users would like to conclude that the Mandela Effect is evidence of multiple realities, most neuroscientist would be inclined to disagree. Dr. Charlotte Russel of the King’s College in London and Dr. Daniel Glaser, neuroscientist and Observer Magazine columnist explain in a podcast uploaded on the guardian on January 29th, 2017 how memories are formed. In memory systems, such as computers,…

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    is wounded in the war. Nick suffers from some form of panic as his mind creates a severe terror after he is bombed in the night. Unable to sleep because he is afraid of dying, Nick instead chooses a form of self-care which relies heavily on his own memory of scenes from his life before the war, his religion and his favorite pre-war pastime. While it seems that Nick is coping with his newfound fear of death via remembering life before the war, he is actually reverting to a childish version of…

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    She was announced as the next Memory Box® winner from the drawing she entered herself with Courtney during their lunch hour about a year ago. It was her first time winning anything from these kinds of events so it did not matter much that the drawing was to recruit people to test out the new machine her company had made. She also does not remember Mike’s warning about having unexplained feelings, which was a top secret. Strangely enough, those memories did not stick around for too long though…

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    Being forgetful once in a while is not an abnormal occurrence; however, memory loss is a much more significant generative characteristic of dementia. Short term memory is usually affected first although the person may continue to have remarkable long term memory as far as early childhood. Absorbing new information such as the name of a new housemate can be unattainable. A person diagnosed with this type of cognitive impairment…

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    my grandmother, Connie Kim. Though I was planning to write her memories of the Korean War, I realized that there would be many stories that would be similar to each other. However, my grandmother has her own unique story: her story of working as a secretary in the Korean government during the 1960s, during Park Chung-hee’s regime. Whenever I meet my grandparents once or twice a year, I am surprised by my old grandmother’s good memory and organization skills, along with her ability to stay…

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    High school. There are plenty of memories that come to mind when I think back on my high school years and how fun, boring, and sometimes mind boggling it was. I learned so much in these quick yet repetitive 4 years out of my life. I made friends, fell in love, laughed, cried, and did some of the most boring work of my life—But, I have plenty more to share. I felt as though my high school experience wasn’t really as dreadful and hard as I thought it would be. It was more like come to school and…

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    of only two girls in a class of five, and the only girl staying in Perham, my social skills were stunted to say the least. This lead to an abundance of excruciating memories of my first year at middle school. Looking back on these memories now, I have learned an important lesson. Time changes the initial perspective on painful memories. The lunch room is the social center of a school, especially at my middle school where the entire grade ate at the same time. People sat with their friends,…

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    through about four different homes. It was a hard time especially at such a young age. I often think back to the time and see how my life has changed so much from it. My brother was only three at the time so he doesn’t have much memory of it, however I do. I have vivid memories of the house I lived in and some of the things that happened in it. I remember the multiple houses I went through and the things I suffered through. Throughout the year that I was in foster care I experienced a lot of…

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    that each of you here will have your own images and special memories of David and the man that he was. Some of you may recall that cheeky smile of his, - his love of films and music, - or perhaps you can envisage him cycling full speed on his red and silver mountain bike, - and as he was a bit of a Dell Boy character - he was the go to man should you ever need a new watch. But one things for sure whatever special and happy memories you have of David, - - each of you were truly fortunate to…

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