/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.9115103]

Why do we only have memories from certain moments here and there, from certain days? Why do they come and go?

A memory popped up in my mind, and I forgot about it an ago - and who's to say if I'll EVER remember it.

How are memories even formed? What triggers me to remember a memory?

I'm thinking about my last relationship, and I'm sad that I can't recall every day we had together. Same can be said for me wanting to remember all of my freshman year of high school - I just can't, and that sucks.I'd love to able to just scroll through my life like a Facebook time line and recall it all in my mind

[Anonymous No.9115115]

>>9115103

Like that "S" for instance. As soon as I saw it, I was flooded with memories from middle school. Memories I wasn't even aware I had.

I'm annoyed that we'll never understand memories or dreams in my lifetime.

[Anonymous No.9115126]

I know what you mean.

I wish I had ideopathic memory too.

But Ill settle for controlling lucid dreaming.
I wonder if I can be with her...

[Anonymous No.9115132]

>>9115126
Idiopathic*

[Anonymous No.9115139]

actually we do understand quite a bit

[Anonymous No.9115166]

>>9115139
A lot of it is agreeing to speculations. Similar to why we're here really or what it even is that we're experiencing now

[Anonymous No.9115172]

>>9115166
Not really. We dont have a hard chemical chain of events to explain memory if thats what you mean.

[Anonymous No.9115184]

>>9115126 >>9115103
In the anime Steins;gate the main characters can have even memories from other timelines.

[Anonymous No.9115190]

>>9115126
>>9115184
Save Kurisu.