Maybe it is simply "they" don't know what the rest of the brain is
doing. How does one "determine" whether we are using our brains or not?
OK, don't answer that. I believe we use 80-90% of our brain, we just
don't necessarily do anything deemed useful with it, like arguing with
ourselves. Also, imperfection is underrated. It is a very useful function.
Wayne - who has been reminded of having memory problems all the time
and hence has been given many clues to help. For instance, I can now
remember when Valentines day is really well.
At 06:17 PM 7/14/2004, David wrote:
>I did a Memory & Mind Mapping course recently. It is interesting to
>remember that on average we only use about 4% of our capacity, during
>our lifetimes. Also that we all have perfect memories, but imperfect
>recall. This may sound like I'm contradicting myself, but if you create
>extra clues to your memories, they'll be easier to recall.
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