You Can Remember Experiences Better

When you're in the midst of an experience, all your five senses are plugging you into the external environment. And as all that information rushes back to your brain through those five different sensory pathways, jungles of norons begin to organize themselves into patterns. The moment those neurons string into place, the brain releases a chemical. And that chemical is called a feeling or an emotion. So if feelings and emotions are the end product of past experiences, think about this, and you can remember experiences better because you can remember how they feel.