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Posted by drizzt81 on Feb-07-2003 00:24:

quote:
Originally posted by kirbtastic
he woke up that morning and every memory he ever had returned. he was just like he was before the accident....lucky us.

lolz... maybe he was faking? he was trying to see how it was to be nice and he did not like it

Posted by Magimaster on Feb-07-2003 01:27:

it would be pretty damn hard to fake ignorance of basic functions (walking, reading...).

I actually tried it once (for some reasons which I will not disclose ) and I didn't last an hour.

Posted by kirbtastic on Feb-07-2003 01:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Magimaster
it would be pretty damn hard to fake ignorance of basic functions (walking, reading...).

I actually tried it once (for some reasons which I will not disclose ) and I didn't last an hour.

lol..and it has to be pretty degrading to be 27 and have your mother wipe your ass for u.

Posted by Lira on Feb-07-2003 02:16:

lol @ kirbtastic's story

quote:
Originally posted by Spad
It's a bit of a headfuck trying to comprehend it never happened!

I've read about it once: sometimes, when the brain loses some information we may consider important (such as the answer to the question "how did I burn my chest?"), it may come up with an alternative that might convince you it's true, when it's not

It seems we can't trust not even in our brain

Posted by Dmatrox on Feb-07-2003 04:18:

Re: How does your memory work?

quote:
Originally posted by Maaz
I mean, I don't think we remember things the same way, do we? So, how's your memory? For example, closing my eyes, I can almost see some the things that happened to me (if you ask me about my first live set, I can close my eyes and tell you where each one of my friends were in the dancefloor), and I can also hear things I've been told in the past (even though I'm terrible to memorise whole conversations, meanwhile my brother is very good at it). I know some people can even remember smells (not my case).

So, how's your memory? What things can you easily remember and what can't you keep in your mind?

take a few courses called Psychology interesting stuff

Posted by Lira on Feb-07-2003 04:23:

Re: Re: How does your memory work?

quote:
Originally posted by Dmatrox
take a few courses called Psychology interesting stuff

I can't... I'm already gonna take two courses at the same time

Posted by drizzt81 on Feb-07-2003 16:59:

ooh.. now i understand we are talking about MEMORY.

well, mine is pretty simple. It uses a Capacitor and a transistor. Called DRAM -dynamic RAM- since it needs to be refreshed every once in a while

see here

Posted by Lira on Feb-07-2003 17:16:

quote:
Originally posted by drizzt81
ooh.. now i understand we are talking about MEMORY

Nice to see you understood Interesting link, by the way

Posted by zarathustra on Feb-07-2003 21:37:

I think emotion has something to do with it. Moments of intense emotion such as a nightmare would probably be remembered more vividly due to the intense fear one felt.

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