'Selective Memory' - is it a sin?

... some time ago - i understood Predicate Logic Basics, then quickly forgot ... perhaps in future it will be better.

... my memory is 'selective', i only remember what's important at given moment.

... it's psychological weakness ... some think that i abuse this argument, but it's medical issue.

... i was accused of 'selective memory' at youth as well - i think it was unfair.


... in psychiatric hospital i heard that 'schizophrenia is memory-related illness', more or less.

... not sure if it was psychiatrist, psychologist or other medical personnel who told me that.

Memory.

there are three memory types:

sensoric memory - what we perceive, see, arrives there,

short-term memory - lasts up to half of a minute or as long as attention is focused on that memory part,

long-term memory - when someone wishes to remember something, it's important to wish for that. then to repeat many times words to remember, etc ... that's how 'memory trace' is formed & put into long-term memory. it's important to make breaks between attempts at remembering something, forming a trace, a key to memory. giving material to remember a structure makes it easier to understand ... it's also about trying to understand & understanding.

(to be continued, perhaps).

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