Why can you temporarily forget stuff? If the memory is gone, why isn’t it just gone forever?
In: Biology
Your brain is an interlocking web of doorways. Just because you temporarily forget the opening doesn’t mean you forget the closing or the interlocking pathway between them. Everything is a firing of synapses that connects thoughts/feelings/emotions between experiences. These experiences shape your conclusions/assumptions and form the beliefs that define you. You can forget WHY your the way you are but you’ll never forget WHO you are.
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