Our next juror @chasila loves this image by #williamgedney and we can see why! It also appeared on the European edition of "Psychology" by Daniel L. Schacter, depicting childhood development.
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Our next juror @chasila loves this image by #williamgedney and we can see why! It also appeared on the European edition of "Psychology" by Daniel L. Schacter, depicting childhood development.

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Looking at a video right after an event can overlay and alter the actual memory of the experience, experts say.
7 Sins of Memory, According to Daniel Schacter
7 Sins of Memory, According to Daniel Schacter
The research of Daniel Schacter, memory researcher, cognitive psychologist and professor of psychology at Harvard University, defends that our memory is prone to fall into seven faults that by their way of functioning are common to all of us. He calls these seven errors the seven sins of memory.
Schacter explains that the research shows that the process of remembering and recovering memories is a…
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The way we were depends on the way we are.
Daniel Schacter
If you don't have a spare 60 minutes to watch the video posted below, I highly recommend taking 5 to have a look at how easily psychologist Daniel Schacter succeeds in inducing a false memory in the audience. A very basic example but definitely food for thought (pun intended).

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stars and time travel
John Berger, <<and our faces, my heart, brief as photos>>
"We are both storytellers. Lying on our backs, we look up at the night sky. This is where stories began, under the aegis of that multitude of stars which at night filch certitudes and sometimes return them as faith. Those who first invented and then named the constellations were storytellers. Tracing an imaginary line between a cluster of stars gave them an image and an identity. The stars threaded on that line were like events threaded on a narrative. Imagining the constellations did not of course change the stars, nor did it change the black emptiness that surrounds them. What it changed was the way people read the night sky. The problem of time is like the darkness of the sky. Every event is inscribed in its own time. Events may cluster and theirtimes overlap, but the time in common between events does not extend as law beyond the clustering."
Daniel Schacter, on memories wrote:
"Memory is a temporary constellation of activity - a necessary approximate excitation of neural circuits that bind a set of sensory images and semantic data into the momentary sensation of a remembered whole. These images and data are seldom the exclusive property of one particular memory. Each succeeding recollection reinforces the constellation of images and knowledge that constitute a memory."
I think they fit remarkably well together, this synchronicity of metaphors. It pieces together Berger's idea of body time and the more abstract idea of conscious time, with the creation of memories. The focal points through which conscious time is to be measured must have something to do with memory building, it is in this way photographs are created.
I'm at wilson's prom staring up at the night sky and all its clusters. If we could re-arrange our constellation of memories, is it time travel?