Hopefully the question makes sense but this always hits me when I play trivia. I’ll struggle to come up with a name or place etc of something I know, and have heard or seen hundreds of times. But then there can be a similar type of question that I’ll know the answer right away. Why do our brains recall certain non-important information better?
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Similarly, why can I have the answer the first time but then if I’m asked again at a later date struggle to remember it again?
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