-Like, I think of an uncle when I wear his watch. It's an important gift. Is there a broad theory for why certain objects matter for memory?
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Find a way to name check Marcel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Involuntary_memory#Marcel_Proust.E2.80.94Proustian_memory …
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Sounds like you want to talk to an associative learning theorist. *cough* :o)
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that's you, i'm guessing? Can you send me an email? brian@vox.com
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Mostly I'm trying to explain why some gifts/objects become important cherished memory keepsakes
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I think you're talking about the memory palace. It's used in memory competitions as it's a very effective use of imagery and available cues
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If you're talking about mnemonic devices and TRYING to learn things. More generally, associative learning would exp spontaneous mem to gifts
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@davenuss79 Cool question! We can talk about assoc. learning, mnemonic devices, concreteness. Let's run a survey on@voxdotcom!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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