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In this episode I talk about memory during quarantine, and how having a lack of new experience and socialization causes us to recall events now with less detail.
Sources:
LS, Mayo Clinic, NLM
Music:
"Joy" Yakov Golman CC BY, "Homeroad" Kai Engel CC BY
Sources:
LS, Mayo Clinic, NLM
Music:
"Joy" Yakov Golman CC BY, "Homeroad" Kai Engel CC BY
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Thought in a Hostile World
Music: Axletree "Goldfinch: Flight …
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Links: https://bit.ly/3hXXcmp, https://bit.ly/36RaQkL(referenced in …
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