Nothing. I still use Google maps to figure out the buses around the neighbourhood I’ve lived in for almost 7 years now
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Thinking on this more... I actually do have massive amounts of trivia memorized, but I can’t recite it. It’s not stored that way. It exists in a shadow state until activated by recognition. “I’ve seen this before / this reminds me of...”
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I think that kind of narrative memory is overrated and log-like raw data memory is underrated
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Exactly that’s why it interests me. It’s a kind of mental masochism at the heart of civilization. The question was not about how natural memory works. It was about how our society runs on weird contortionist memory tricks.
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urbanized areas of the United States with more than 100,000 people, by watershed urban agglomerations of the world with more than 1,000,000 people, by watershed
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Wow that’s a good one
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Periodic table
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You really are fighting me for top premium mediocre gold medal eh
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Tons and tons of song lyrics. And random limericks.
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Somehow that’s too easy. I remember those too with no effort. The actual notes would be more impressive though.
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