i am alurgic to dust mites. i used to get hives as a kid and as an adult, like i they went away, i was still a lurgic. A irenio has access to but not immediately, like they have to. They can turn it off, right e? So there's something different about renio, who has no ability to switch this off that actually sort of attacks and eats away at his ability to function as a normal human being. Those people are using techniques to memorize that a are are effortfulyou. And so they can choose to recall or choose not to. But there are cases of people, they're not that
David and Tamler return to Borges land to get lost in the infinite, this time with his legendary and tragic character Funes the memorious. What would it be like to have perfect memory, to have full access to every perceived detail no matter how trivial? Would life be infinitely richer, with present experience and memory merging into a perfect Heraclitan flow? Or is William James correct to say that one condition of remembering is to forget, and that “if we remembered everything, we should on most occasions be as ill off as if we remembered nothing.”?
Plus, we’re sorry, but after 10 years (!) we thought we had the right to get a little self-indulgent and naval-gazey. We do a bit of reminiscing (“though we have no right to speak that sacred verb..”) in the first segment about how the podcast has changed since 2012, and the impact it has made on our lives. Thanks for the memories!
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