April 2011
Beginner
256 pages
5h 40m
English
Think back to a particular event that happened at least five years ago. Maybe it was a wedding, a family gathering, a dinner with friends, or a vacation. Remember the people, and where you were. Maybe you can remember the weather, or what you were wearing.
When you think about this event, it probably plays in your mind like a short movie clip. Because you experience memories this way, you tend to think that memories are stored in their entirety and never change, like an archived movie. But that’s not what happens.
Memories are actually reconstructed every time we think of them. They’re not movie clips that are stored in the brain in a certain location, like files on ...
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