• kamenLady.
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    124 hours ago

    I’m wondering now, how our little brains would adapt to living like for thousands of years. Would we really start forgetting things that are waaaay back?

    • @pressanykeynow
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      337 minutes ago

      Yes and no, probably. You will remember important bits and will reconstruct/imagine other things just like you do now. Even with our short lifes not all the things you “remember” actually happened.

    • @De_Narm
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      334 hours ago

      I’ve already forgotten most of my childhood and I’m only around 30. So I’d assume, yes.

      • @SchmidtGenetics
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        1 hour ago

        That’s… that’s not normal.

        Thats usually trauma suppressing memories, sorry mate,

        • @De_Narm
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          51 hour ago

          Nah, it’s just shitty memory. I have had quite the happy childhood, actually.

          I don’t find myself reminiscing a lot and in the rare cases I do, there are quite some gaps. Even in more recent times. If I really try to dig, maybe it comes back, but I assume it’s “use it or lose it”.

          • @[email protected]
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            233 minutes ago

            Yeah, I have shitty memory too… Sometimes my friends talk about something we did 15-20 years ago and half the time it unlocks a memory, the other half I can’t recall at all

        • @[email protected]
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          160 minutes ago

          It wasnt specified what was meant by childhood. The further back you go the less you remember. I remember a lot more about 6-10 grade than 1-6 grade.

    • @Blue_Morpho
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      114 hours ago

      You would forget most everything. Even big events would become fuzzy. Do you remember what you had for lunch on this date when you were 5?