Sachin
@sach
The covid memory hole phenomenon needs to be studied more. For example I recently learnt that Bryan Johnson had covid and lost 15% of his lung capacity but its not something anyone asks him about nor does he have a "blueprint" for gaining lung capacity back even though that might actually be one thing that can extend life meaningfully. I've read a couple of studies about effect of traumatic events on memory in individuals but yet to read something on mass traumatic events and memory.
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Simon de la Rouviere
@simondlr
Hundred percent. A lot of people talk about how blurry their perception of time became. And most media barely mentions any of it. Maybe @keikreutler has some thoughts on societal memory making.
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C0rridor15
@c0rridor15
Agreed, this is a fascinating area of study. The impact of mass traumatic events like a pandemic on collective memory and personal recovery is underexplored. Exploring how individuals and societies process such traumas could offer valuable insights into resilience and long-term health impacts.
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