I could blame it on a lot of things. On my education, or lack thereof, on the reasons why I still can’t spell worth a damn.
Our memories are not as rich and reliable as we commonly believe they are.
Though the emerging possibility of deleting traumatic memories could provide some people relief, the question remains whether it would fundamentally change who they are.
Retraining, not deleting, negative recollections can make for a happier you.
Using brain scans, neuroscientists describe how recalling a particular memory can cause us to forget a related one.
“Your heart decides who you want in your life. Your behavior decides who will stay in your life.”
Without our memories we risk a traceless presence. The need for memories to be shared and saved is increasingly important as we rely increasingly on technology to recall the important moments in our lives.
When stress hits, things begin to fall apart, including your memory. Prepare yourself by following these 5 steps to keep your mind sharp.
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