Complex Autobiographical False Memory - every act of transmission is an act of creation.

Phantom_Spark · 2018-03-22T14:30:07+00:00

Well... memory is malleable to an extent. With subtle changes in words you can convince the unwitting of something they didn’t originally believe.

Look at feminism. All they do is play with words and definitions. And they use absurd terms in order to confuse people and sound like the expert on a topic. They also conflate unrelated things and use every logical fallacy possible.

There’s a saying... it doesn’t matter if you know it’s false. If you hear it often enough, you begin to believe it’s true!

That’s where Red Pills come in... its our way of rebelling against this foolishness. That’s why feminists want to control everything a man does. Then they’ll want us all dead... then they will fight each other until none are left.

fungo_mungo · 2018-03-22T14:05:52+00:00

From the article: “Once we start to tell other people about our experiences, and they’re telling us their experiences, we’re absorbing pieces of their memories and they’re absorbing pieces of ours.” A kind of consensus group memory arises, one that probably had a powerful evolutionary impetus, Shaw believes, because group memory is good for group unity.

Hypogamy · 2018-03-22T14:05:37+00:00

Screw this "don't trust your memory" BS

Let me steal from you then tell you it's a false memory, please?

Jedi_Moonpig · 2018-03-22T15:40:13+00:00

Glanced over the actual study because I think the results seem a bit to good to be true...

So out of 126 participants, 60 participants were deemed 'eligible' and agreed to partake in the study for $50 (generous inducement?). 43 of those 60 were females (70%), mostly Caucasian.

P value was significant but when you consider the sample size and its demographic characteristics AND the fact they had to change methodology because it "unexpectedly facilitated the confabulation of very extensive false-memory details in a high proportion of participants, such that very few participants would have qualified as having experienced partial rather than complete false memories", it's questionable. The whole nature of this paradigm of memory is elusive.

In conclusion, some white girls got told a bunch of bullshit, believe it and then got told it never happened. Fifty bucks worth the mindfuck? Nope. I'd rather go watch porn.

Title	Complex Autobiographical False Memory - every act of transmission is an act of creation.
Author	fungo_mungo
Upvotes	5
Comments	11
Date	March 22, 2018 2:03 PM UTC (8 years ago)
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