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“Sometimes I don’t remember what happened five minutes ago, but I can remember a detail from 22 January 2008,” Bill, an individual with a “highly superior autobiographical memory,” told BBC Future in 2016
Also u can write down or record things
Its also doesn't overload/overtax your brain and disc Space less full
My memory is perfect, obviously i need more longer exposure to the Stimuli and Repetition to remember it, thats normal, can't remember everything when only looking few Seconds at it or Takes Long to Retrieve it Cuz of my hyperfull discspace and brain noise
Btw in Computer memory era memory isn't
needed
Research also suggests that having a great long-term memory can have an adverse impact on an individual’s working memory, which holds small amounts of information one might need to make decisions, organize tasks, or simply, to reason. A study conducted on mice suggests that “hav[ing] too much memory … mak[es] it harder to filter out information and increas[es] the time it takes for new short-term memories to be processed and stored,” explains an article on the website of Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Also u can write down or record things
Its also doesn't overload/overtax your brain and disc Space less full
My memory is perfect, obviously i need more longer exposure to the Stimuli and Repetition to remember it, thats normal, can't remember everything when only looking few Seconds at it or Takes Long to Retrieve it Cuz of my hyperfull discspace and brain noise
Btw in Computer memory era memory isn't
needed
Research also suggests that having a great long-term memory can have an adverse impact on an individual’s working memory, which holds small amounts of information one might need to make decisions, organize tasks, or simply, to reason. A study conducted on mice suggests that “hav[ing] too much memory … mak[es] it harder to filter out information and increas[es] the time it takes for new short-term memories to be processed and stored,” explains an article on the website of Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
