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Some people have memories in which they see themselves from a third person view. Not to say that your memories are false, but for scientific purposes, anecdota
by smokel 3y ago
Some people have memories in which they see themselves from a third person view. Not to say that your memories are false, but for scientific purposes, anecdotal evidence is probably even less trustworthy than experimentation in mice.
I once asked my then 3 year old niece some things about her 2nd year birthday party, and she seemed to remember some things correctly.
What do you think about the hypothesis that if you actively try to remember things, that memories are reinforced? Do you happen to know whether you repeatedly thought back of the toy boat etc, even when you were young?
- sethammons 3y agoMy then two to three year old asked me questions about things that happened up to a year prior. Their memory was impressive.
- __s 3y agoHypothesis makes sense I have a third person memory as a child when a chip bag exploded in a restaurant, the memory is an aerial view. My imagined image was retained as an actual memory