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What is your earliest memory?
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Do you have a photographic memory?
No, that be sweet. It's only memorys that I can recall. Not always the dilouge but sometimes that too. And depending on how long ago I sometimes must concentrate on one to get vivid details.
I once read that everything we have ever read, heard, and seen is stored in our mind just like a computer we just can't always access it.
But somethings we can always acess like riding a bike. And somethings we forget like I used to know French now I can't string two sentences together. Yet deep somewhere in my subconscious that knowledge is stored.
Be interesting if we could acess it at will.