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And is Having an Ideal Memory That Nice?
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Think about waking up in your bedroom with no idea of where you're. Something feels acquainted about the cotton sheets, the images on the wall, the sheer curtains, however you cannot place it. Minutes later, you're feeling that very same sensation of waking up, but this time you are standing at your dresser, carrying a T-shirt and denims with no recollection of ever having been in mattress. It's as though your consciousness lacks a past and a future, like a cease-movement movie through which each earlier frame is destroyed. Clive Wearing lives in that perpetual current. His memory span lasts a few seconds earlier than it washes away within the blink of a watch and begins anew. Triggered by a case of herpes encephalitis, which infects the mind and causes it to swell, Carrying's amnesia has left him in a state of constant awakening during which each kiss, dialog or cup of espresso is his first. In response to a new Yorker profile on him, one thing so simple as eating an apple would seem nearly like a magic trick in Sporting's thoughts. One moment, he holds a whole apple in his hand. The next, there's nothing left but the core. In contrast to most amnesia instances by which older recollections are preserved, a lot of Carrying's long-term episodic memory of particular facts and events disappeared. His motor skills and normal intelligence remain intact
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