There are two different kinds of memories, behaviors.

One set is known as explicit, and one set is known as implicit.

Explicit memories behaviors. implicit. recall or if their behaviors you can initiate.

So you can decide, for instance, perhaps how you walked here

or you can choose, make decisions on some decisions you can make

volitionally in life you can choose.

You can choose to recall something if I ask you a question about a certain period in your life and you can remember it.

That's an explicit memory because you can not only recall it at will, but you can express it through language. So explicit memories and

behaviors are they're under our conscious control. We can choose when we act on an explicit behavior or an explicit

memory. We can choose when to recall it and when not to recall it. And we can use language and describing explicit content.

There's two different kinds of in general explicit content that you have.

One is called episodic, which is just the memories you have.

It's the, then I did this, then I did that,

then they said this to me, and then I looked at them with a castast and I said how could you say that and blah blah

so it's any sequence of events that you can recall generally involving yourself

and another or another group of people.

Semantic memories are essentially theories, ideas, beliefs you have.

They're not based on your actual experience, they're based on

cognition, things that you've heard, been told, or that you've worked at yourself by reflection and some kind of sustained thinking.

So in general, implicit memories and content is very easy to change.

If you believe something that is incorrect and you're not a Republican,

then somebody can tell you otherwise and sorry about that.

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