Ask most adults over forty to list the memories that come back to them unprompted, and a strange pattern shows up. They do not distribute evenly across a life. They cluster. Disproportionately, they …
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Between the mid-teens and the mid-twenties, the human brain records an unusually rich collection of memories—not because it works better than before or after, but because life is packed with firsts that rarely happen again.
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