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That would still be around one in ten people unable to remember where they were. Enough that Bush not knowing where he was isn't strong evidence he was connecte

• eviks 4y ago
  It wouldn't. Saying you know, but being wrong on details, is very different from saying you don't know
  • boomboomsubban 4y ago
    It's possible he had discussed the event since and realized his memory was unclear. That's how my "where were you when you heard about 9/11" goes. I confidently had an answer for decades, but a few years ago discussed it with my father who I remembered telling me, and he doesn't remember it the same way. So now I'm not sure whether either of us remember it correctly.
    • eviks 4y ago
      Your anecdote is fine, but it doesn't resolve the issue with the wrong assessment: nowhere near "one in ten people" had this self-reflective experience you had that led to them declaring since they don't know, that was a reference to a totally different group of people