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Hyperthymesia is an extremely rare condition in which individuals have a superb autobiographical memory. A boy in the United Kingdom named Aurelien can recall the weather, the day of the week, and what he did for
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Read MoreHyperthymesia is an extremely rare condition in which individuals have a superb autobiographical memory. A boy in the United Kingdom named Aurelien can recall the weather, the day of the week, and what he did for every single day...
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After doing research on EBSCO, I found three available sources on hyperthymesia. The first told me some important information relevant to my research question:
The individual that a case study on in the
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Read MoreAfter doing research on EBSCO, I found three available sources on hyperthymesia. The first told me some important information relevant to my research question: The individual that a case study on in the magazine Psychologist had no...
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After performing some research on the Alexandria Gale source, the first thing that struck me was how little research there actually is on the specific disorder of hyperthymesia. Mostly, I found resources about
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Read MoreAfter performing some research on the Alexandria Gale source, the first thing that struck me was how little research there actually is on the specific disorder of hyperthymesia. Mostly, I found resources about diseases like Alzheimer's, and an experiment...
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After reading a Vice article about a documentary following a boy who can remember every single day of his life, I was captivated. The documentary is called The Boy Who Can’t Forget by Real Stories. It begins by
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Read MoreAfter reading a Vice article about a documentary following a boy who can remember every single day of his life, I was captivated. The documentary is called The Boy Who Can't Forget by Real Stories. It begins by introducing Aurelien,...
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According to Phil Ruffin, a businessman, and friend of Donald Trump, Trump always pays his bills on time. USA Today and other sources, though, disagree. This was also brought up by Clinton in the debate; she said
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Read MoreAccording to Phil Ruffin, a businessman, and friend of Donald Trump, Trump always pays his bills on time. USA Today and other sources, though, disagree. This was also brought up by Clinton in the debate; she said that Trump...
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Dear Siena,
I’m am interested in your post shows that the decisions that Trump makes affect him in ways that show the U.S if he is a good candidate. One thing that stood out to me was how you mention that how is he supposed to be a good candidate if he won’t even pay his workers. His decisions reflect on how he will decide his decision if he becomes president. Thanks for your post, I look forward to hearing more about how this topic.
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It seems like the first reaction when serial killers are brought up in conversation is usually asking, “Why would someone do such a thing?” or “How did they do it?”. Serial killers do not fit a specific profile
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Read MoreIt seems like the first reaction when serial killers are brought up in conversation is usually asking, “Why would someone do such a thing?” or “How did they do it?”. Serial killers do not fit a specific profile, however...
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Siena, I think this is a really interesting topic. I had never even heard of hyperthymesia. I find it interesting how you gained a new insight and inquiry about your topic from ebsco. Good bullet points, I feel like I have a good understanding of this article. I am wondering what your other articles were about, what insight you gained and the different angles of hyperthymesia. Otherwise, good article.