There's two types of memory. Most people know there's two types of memory. Photographic and.

Portographic and photographic. There you go. Short term and long term memory. And CIA teaches us that

not everybody has, well, nobody has both. Everybody's mind is cognitively wired for one or the other,

short term or long term, which means we all have a memory deficiency. It's just what is the memory deficiency.

You have some people who can remember things for years.

My grandmother was one of the people who could just have detailed memories that she held

on to for decades.

She passed that to my sister, right?

And her eldest daughter.

So in my, in my family line, grandma was a fucking encyclopedia.

She had four kids.

Three of those kids can't remember dick longer than like two days.

But one is an encyclopedia like her.

My mom had three kids, of which only one has that incredible long-term memory, my middle

sister, just incredible.

Like, I don't even know how to describe it, incredible.

I have a short-term memory.

So I have a strong short-term memory, but it's really, really hard before CIA. It was

very, very hard for me to be able to retain things I wanted to retain. Even the things I knew I wanted

to retain. I didn't know how to retain them. What constitutes a short term and long term? So when you have

an experience, when you get new information, your brain will basically buffer every seven seconds. So you have seven seconds

to determine whether or not what just happened gets retained or not. Now here's like,

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