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That seems to be the way of things these days.....we have truth and we have lies and it is up to the individual to ascertain which is which.....and there in lies the problem.....thanx to social media and the media itself have blurred the lines..... This first story was written in 2020.....but it still helps the…
As we age, our ability to ignore or filter out irrelevant information weakens, resulting in an overload of information that clutters our memories, according to a new study that reviews more than 20 years of research.
A new Baycrest study reports that older adults store too much information in their brains, leading them to have "cluttered" memories. As a result of these cluttered memories, they have more trouble remembering specific and detailed information compared to younger adults
A new Baycrest study reports that older adults store too much information in their brains, leading them to have “cluttered” memories. As a result of these
When a person tries to access a memory, their brain quickly sifts through everything stored in it to find the relevant information.