The Subjectivity of Memories and Personal Histories

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This chapter delves into the ways memories can be manipulated, leading individuals to have varying recollections of past events. It also touches on the release of a new book by one of the speakers, mentions a glitch on Amazon for obtaining it, and ends with details about signing off to interact with subscribers on a different platform.

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