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>>25884295

As I wrote here >>25883568 I'd try this.

The thing with information, is that the brain actually stores most of what we experience, yet it is also really good at 'compressing' and abstracting this information away.

If you know anything about programming, you can somewhat compare the way that memory works to a key-value database. In my observation, memories can be triggered much like a value can be gotten in an associative array.

Ever had an ancient memory triggered just by listening to a song, or by experiencing a smell?

Give hypnosis a go - but remember to ask for a case sensitive version of your password.