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I Remember, I Remember
Pieces of Light: How the New Science of Memory Illuminates the Stories We Tell About Our Pasts, by...
• June 9, 2014
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How far back is your earliest memory? What age? In a recent Canadian study cited by Charles Fernyhough, the average was four and a quarter years. “Very few memories dated from before the age of about two and a half.” I’m out in the early tail of that distribution. My family moved from cramped rented... Read More
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