New research reveals that humans can choose what they remember, writes Ailin Quinlan
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.![[IMG]](//www.rssing.com/inc2/img/tinyinf.webp)
WE’RE brought up to believe our memories are infallible — but they’re actually the opposite. In fact, not only do we unconsciously ‘select’ what we want to actually remember — we routinely ‘massage’ certain memories to show ourselves in a better light.
‘Forgetting’ an...
How we routinely 'massage' certain memories to show ourselves in a better light -...
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
![[IMG]](http://www.irishexaminer.com/remote/media.central.ie/media/images/h/HeadWithGears_large.jpg?width=648&s=ie-392190)
WE’RE brought up to believe our memories are infallible — but they’re actually the opposite. In fact, not only do we unconsciously ‘select’ what we want to actually remember — we routinely ‘massage’ certain memories to show ourselves in a better light.
‘Forgetting’ an...
How we routinely 'massage' certain memories to show ourselves in a better light -...
