Morning Gain,
>> At 04:39 PM 8/24/2007, you wrote:
Now, Wayne. <chuckle> I was addressing Dee who
mentioned she vividly remembers the face and
everything else about the man that tried to grab her
at the age of 6.
In know, I know, I got your point. I was picking at you a bit also.
My point was, many have a very good memory that is by no means a
photographic mind. Not many of those around for sure.
I remember the serial number of a typewriter I serviced at IBM back in the
50's. Some things just stick in your mind. We had to write the number on
our service tickets, after a while and many calls it burned it. Plus it
was an easy number, 334433 ...........
Another good example of memory relates to a checker board.
To play chess, reasoning and logic are required.
Not true of checkers. Mans mind is exhausted on the checker board.
For every move, there is a move written to win, written to loose, and
written to draw. Now....... a man can be an expert checker player and have
little or no reasoning ability or logic.
How about that ? Plus it was considered a woman's game for hundreds of
years. A man was considered a sissy if he played checkers. Finally a
mathematician looked at it and said that is not the case at all.
Wayne
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