Originally posted by Mich the Tester
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Here is a link to the sort of think that few over cheddar: Linky.
Faulty memory is very interesting. I recently read "A mind of its own", which has quite a lot on false memories. It generally boils down to:
The deluded brain: It can't take in all the information, so it has to make a lot of it up. - We think we are seeing reality, when what we are actually seeing is our brains best guess.
The pigheadded brain: False memories are useful in keeping us feeling important and right. If we actually realised that we are not important and that our view is probably wrong, then suicide may become more desirable.
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