Every moment is a new memory born

[swamplizard]

nuff said

best,
swampy

 

[YmirGF]

Thank you, Captain Obvious.

 

[swamplizard]

Thank you, Captain Obvious.

You are certainly welcome, Colonel Enlightenment.

best,
swampy

 

[dust1n]

I'm not sure that's true. The brain has to write things into memory and simply isn't capable of retaining every little detail from every moment in a day.

 

[swamplizard]

I'm not sure that's true. The brain has to write things into memory and simply isn't capable of retaining every little detail from every moment in a day.

Greetings Dustin,

Birth normally leads to death.

best,
swampy

 

[Treks]

I wonder how many memories you mind can store before it has to start overwriting old ones...

 

[dust1n]

Greetings Dustin,

Birth normally leads to death.

best,
swampy

I'd agree, but I'm not aware of any connection between this and discussions on every moment being a memory.

 

[Sees]

Greetings Dustin,

Birth normally leads to death.

best,
swampy

Beans lead to gas

 

[dust1n]

I wonder how many memories you mind can store before it has to start overwriting old ones...

I think the brain is expected to hold something like 2+ petabytes. But you brain is overwriting old memories for new ones long before a physical limit of capacity if reached.

 

[collectivedementia]

I think the brain is expected to hold something like 2+ petabytes. But you brain is overwriting old memories for new ones long before a physical limit of capacity if reached.

Yes, but it is a selective overwrite not a total one. I am pushing 60 and I still have some memories from when I was about 5 yrs. old, and upward from there.Most are kind of sketchy and not complete, but definitely real memories from experiences I had as a child. Some are good some are not so good.