we didn't have tv until around 1984 so probably then
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Heh me too (1985 for TV). Non-history memories begin a couple of years before though, with newspapers. 1982 Asian games mascot, Apu the elephant, is first memory of public events.
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I have a vivid memory of sitting in my bedroom in 1988, aged 7, and suddenly realising “I am self aware”. It was such a surprising and mystical experience at the time, I deliberately etched the year it happened into my memory for future reference. So then I guess.
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From a public infrastructure pov, it's the before / after New Deal.https://livingnewdeal.org/what-was-the-new-deal/timeline/ …
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9-11-2001
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Events of 1989-1990 in USSR and Eastern Europe. In second grade we did current events each week. I remember the photos of Berlin Wall coming down; first McDonald’s in USSR (Jan 31, ‘90) Later that year a guest speaker brought a piece of Berlin Wall to our class.
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Kent state...watergate...
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you don’t look that old
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Probably the French Revolution. It roughly coincides with when architectural history starts to become more compelling to me.
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Hmm that sounds more like interest starting rather than a sense of “real”? Like do you feel a personal visceral sense of continuity of personal memory stretching back to then?
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