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I sometimes read books quickly and then a day later I can't remember what the plot was about. I wonder if this is old age coming? Or is this how the brain gets rid of unnecessary information... Now I very often force myself to read slowly and thoughtfully, deliberately stretching out the reading of a book over several days or even a week, so that I can remember what it is about and so that I can remember it after some time

The super power of the brain isn’t in what we remember but in how we filter/sort/handle the massive amount of info constantly coming in 🫡 

A book to check out around that (and a lot more!) is User Illusion by Tor Nørretranders

I share little stories from my life and 
for fun, I set myself the goal of making the page different colors

The super power of the brain isn’t in what we remember but in how we filter/sort/handle the massive amount of info constantly coming in 🫡 

A book to check out around that (and a lot more!) is User Illusion by Tor Nørretranders

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_illusion

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Oh, thank you very much for the recommendation. 
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I'll definitely read it.