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In Reply to: Trusting your senses posted by Presto on March 20, 2007 at 15:43:46:
I had a car crash and lost my memory for a while. It came back slowly and, unfortunatly, not completely.
I lost alot of reading and writing skills, so at least I have an excuse for my terrible grammar. They were still in there but I could not access them... and I also had to think out loud so that I could listen to my own words and then process them.... real odd.But when I listened to music, I had no memory attatched to them. This was great for me because everything that I heard was like hearing it for the first time. Might sound silly, I even knew the words to songs but there was no memory attached. It was quite liberating to listen to everything without an active (mind perceived or projected) prejudice.
Shame that I was also left with Tinnitus that originates inside my head rather than from actual hearing damage.
Probably off topic really,
Oh well,
K
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