Think Fest on Memory. By (me!) Sandra, tvgp
Coming soon.. But let me get some notes down before they disappear:
-every experience is instantaneously memory.
-for teens/adults.. Some memories surface on their own; others can only, will only, surface with a key
Key = picture, object, aroma, word, part of a name.. Etc.
Is there access (key) to every single memory? Of the memories we never recall.. (Who would have time? You'd re-live your entire life, -write); do they go dormant/stored.. Or disappear? ..die..
-even with pictures.. Or memory access keys of any kind.. Our memories from infancy/toddler years can't seem to be accessed..
Our own birth, first steps.. Long list. -obviously something needs to develop first.. A platform of some sort, storage.. Before memories can be stored AND accessed vs. Just stored..
With every memory there is associated stimuli.. We can only be conscious of one thought/memory at a time when we share them..
So.. When one memory has a multitude of associations.. They line up single file in order to be communicated; but not chronologically.. How? (I.e, consider multiple visits to the same zoo, with different people at different times.. Retell.)
More later..
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Memories: we know how they are made. How are they stored? Where are they stored? How and when do they surface? Access? Triggers? Inaccuracies?
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