> I don't know what world view of yours that I'm challenging. Self reflect on that. You're taking skepticism of extraordinary recall much more personally than

> I don't know what world view of yours that I'm challenging. Self reflect on that. You're taking skepticism of extraordinary recall much more personally than I am being skeptical. Your remark about self-reflection is a good one for you to consider too. I already considered the possibility that my 2yo self might have created memories I know have, and rejected it as too outlandish. > The conversation was about early memories. During that conversation I told of my earliest memory to which my mom replied, in that conversation, that that building and appointment(s) were from when I was 18 months old. Unless your mum has a perfect memory, it's far more likely that she mentioned it to you or in your presence as you grew, and then forgot she did. You have never considered the possibility that your mum probably forgot that you were told or within earshot when she told someone else all about that place?