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Several scientific studies suggest that photographic memory is probably a myth, as no signs of a photographic memory has never been really been documented. Some people, however, a so-called eidetic memory, which is a slightly different concept.

Proponents believe that some people will be remembered as the detailed drawings that are capable of storing information. It's just as if a photo library can organize their memory is like.It exists. People really are capable of such talent, but the rigorous mental training, rather than being the result of a true photographic memory is genetic.

An eidetic memory, with the high level of precision to save visual information, and data in a comprehensive manner that allows for play, but usually only after a short time (less visual memory) exposed be. Eidetic memory is the most common in children and is usually disappears with age.For example, one photo a eidetic memory is a tree with us, and so the "tree" without saying, are described.

Lines to the many wonderful things throughout history, the scenes of the hundreds of visual details, which can be reproduced later have shown the ability to play. Sometimes it is said they have photographic memories, but the truth is they probably have a lot of the way their brain is trained to do.achieved by the dedication and do not move.

A good memory is a need to work hard, but it really is a pleasant work hard, have a clear impact on the real life, are both personal and professional level. A good brain training program is a first step, in a very disciplined and controlled manner, short and long term, visual, auditory working memory and work areas.

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

The Myth Of A Photographic Memory

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