how forgotten traumas from infancy can have an impact on us as adults.
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An infant’s brain is forming constant connections and associations. A traumatic infancy, even if they don’t remember the particulars of the events, wires their brain in anticipation of a lifetime of constant danger. For modern society, an ideal brain is one that thinks things through deliberately and makes sound long-term decisions, rather than going straight to bludgeoning their problems to death with a club.
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