What’s it like living with a phenomenal memory and can it be learned?

Re:What’s it like living with a phenomenal memory and can it... by jozvolskyef on Sunday August 15, 2021 @05:37AM (#28187442)

When people say 'I never said that,' the reason why they're saying it is usually more important than the statement's veracity.

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Re:What’s it like living with a phenomenal memory and can it... by malux85 on Sunday August 15, 2021 @11:58AM (#28189789)

It’s usually an attempt at deception - malicious intent, ego protection, incompetence hiding, or more rarely pure stupidity or faulty memory.

I also find it’s symptomatic of many other psychological traits - impulsive liars, foggy thinkers, emotional flip-floppers, unwarranted extrapolators.

All code paths lead to the same conclusion for me : remember example type and decrement credibility

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