The Ranveer Show 90-Year-Old Mentors A 30-Year-Old - Grandfather's Advice On Family, Work & Life | Dr. Baddeley | TRS
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Jan 21, 2025 Dr. Alan Baddeley, a distinguished British psychologist, shares profound insights on life as he mentors a 30-year-old. They discuss the nuances of aging, relationships, and the significance of memory. Baddeley reminisces about his childhood during WWII, highlighting the impact of historical events on personal memories. The conversation veers into the bonds of friendship, the creativity linked to ADHD, and the nostalgic cultural shifts of the 60s. They explore marriage's evolution, emphasizing communication and humor in lasting commitments.
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World War II Experience
- Dr. Baddeley remembers the world war but felt sheltered in Leeds.
- Rationing provided a simple but healthy diet until he was 19.
Post-War England and Indian Independence
- In post-war England, there was awareness of India's independence movement and the financial strain on the British government.
- The narrative suggested Britain was "helping out" and there was knowledge of difficulties between Nehru and Jinnah.
Cultural Differences in Remembering Childhood
- American mothers prompt childhood memories more often than other cultures, according to studies.
- This questioning style might influence memory retention by refreshing those memories.