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Important 5 year s ago
Seriously, where the f@#$$%k do you get your 'facts'? There is so much bulls@#$$%t in this list, it's not even worth addressing them individually. This is s@#$$%t; you should delete it; and you should hire someone who knows what they're doing.
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CookieDevourer 5 year s ago
calm the f@#$$%k down
Strong emotions can create false memories.
Our memory is more fragile than you might think. We are very susceptible to errors and some suggestions can even trigger false memories. In one experiment Elizabeth Loftus made 25% of her participants to believe a false memory that they were once lost in a shopping mall as a child.