PhillipJones wrote:
That figures. Your not old enough to have problems remembering things. As you get older you capacity to remember things gets less and less. Not because of Dementia. But because your brain is constantly bombarded with pieces of information to learn and remember. The older you get some information is lost to make room for new.
Baloney. The human brain can remember far more than we give it credit. As long as a piece of information is linked to other pieces of information, it'll stick. And if you use it, it'll stick even better. I still remember my childhood phone number, even though I haven't used it in 30 years, because as a child I used it over and over and over. The only reason I don't remember my friends' numbers today is that I never dial them by hand, I rely on my phone.
Also memory can be affected by medicines and chemicals you take, legit or not throughout your existence.
True enough.
Wait another twenty years you'll find out what us older folk are talking about.
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