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5 September 2024

Memory is a strange thing; I think that sometimes we can remember things that didn't actually happen or happen differently than we recall. There are not any specific examples that I can conjure up at this moment, but sometimes my wife and I remember events of the past completely differently. It makes sense though because there are things that do happen that we do not remember. There are also things that we do remember but conveniently claim not to remember or at least wish we didn't remember. I wonder sometimes if our memories are influence by our dreams, can we have memories that were actually dreams?

“And the moral of the story is that you don’t remember what happened. What you remember becomes what happened.” - John Green

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in reply to Swede’s Photographs

I am of the firm belief our brains are evolving, primordial soups of electro-chemical charges that represent the very last frontier in human understanding.

With that stated, we can sit back, with monstrously more brain capability than any other species on earth and appreciate the beauty of the natural world and the simplicity of natural law.

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@Smalltofeds

Yes, humans are still evolving, I don't think that ever ends until the end that is. ;-)





Britons are most considerate drivers in the world. There – I said it - theguardian.com/commentisfree/… "A wave of the hand, a flash of the lights – we’re always letting each other in and thanking each other for it. We don’t know how lucky we are" I'm glad it's not just me thinks so
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@rzeta0 yes, can be tricky. once, when I was in Tbilisi, I had to use an old lady as a shield to cross the road - no way I could get there on my own...
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Americans between the ages of 44 and 59 ramped up IRA contributions to the highest in five years, according to a Fidelity Investments.

Total IRA contributions for Gen X savers were up 30% from a year ago.

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Il tuo accesso a Telegram e alla sua privacy dopo l’arresto di Pavel Durov ti desta preoccupazione? Ecco cosa dovresti (e non dovresti) fare adesso.



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@EndIsraeliApartheid Perhaps next they are going to tell us that, like Saddam with his supposed WMDs, Hamas is hiding its tunnels on container ships offshore. 🤡
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The story that Iraq tried to buy 500 tons of yellowcake uranium powder from Niger has already been used by the US. Israel now has to come up with its own ideas, and they love “tunnels” and fictional “command centers”. 🤥


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