People who remember every second of their life [13:43 min vid Marilu Henner featured]

60 Minutes Australia via You Tube ^ | 2019 | 60 Minutes Australia

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[Secret Agent Man]

I almost feel for Marilu Henner that she is cursed to remember all of Marilu Henner’s life.

[Flavious_Maximus]

In her youth, I considered her one of the most beautiful woman in the world. She is still quit attractive for someone who is 70 ears old.

I am not sure if her gift is a blessing or a curse. Who would want to remember all the bad things in life?

[maro]

Don’t all wives have total recall?

[BookmanTheJanitor]

Who would want to remember all the bad things in life?

The other problem is that you would have so many memories that aren't shared. I would imagine she constantly says "Remember that time...." and nobody has a clue what she's talking about.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I used to remember pretty much everything.

Not anymore.

[Yossarian]

Rules:

[Jane Long]

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[DannyTN]

"Don’t all wives have total recall?"

That's just for grievances and where you left things. Where you left things possibly falls under grievances too.

[Born in 1950]

Interesting, thanks for posting. (9.13 mins @ 1.5.)

While I don't remember every second of my life, I do remember my life every second.

[Rebelbase]

It’s a good thing that there are parts of my life I’ve chosen to forget.

[real saxophonist]

There's a period from the mid 90s to the mid 2000s, that my subconscious seems to have blocked.

I wish I could add more to that.

[IAGeezer912]

“Don’t all wives have total recall?”

That’s just for grievances and where you left things. Where you left things possibly falls under grievances too.

Women don’t get hysterical, they get historical.

[M Kehoe]

Hey guy, I understand. I know I was around in the late 60’s, but until about 1974, I don’t remember a thing.

5.56mm

[fruser1]

I remember being born.

First it was really dark, then it got really bright.

[wally_bert]

Loved the series TAXI.

[Zack Attack]

I’m the opposite. I can remember every second of everyone on earth’s life except mine. Not even where I had lunch today. :)

[Buttons12]

We have a brainiac like that in my clan, and one with exceptional but not total recall. The first keeps the second humble.
They are good for settling disputes and bets, but you don’t want to watch game shows with them.

[pepsi_junkie]

they said this was never before documented. I think that's false. In Philly in the 90s there was a guy on radio named Steve Freidman and called himself Mister Movie. he was a freak of nature. Name any movie, he could tell you when and where he saw it, who was in it, who all the crew were, who wrote the script, other movies those crew members worked on, etc etc. It was unreal. He not only recalled all the details of his seeing it, he remembered all the credits and could instantly link all the names to other productions they were in. I'm talking about the set designers and lighting people here, not the just the stars and director. And this was for basically any movie, even obscure ones from well before he was born.

Anyway he was studied by the University of Pennsylvania and I believe he even said that they had asked him to donate his brain when he dies. I think he declined the request but sadly he did die at just 61 years old and that freakish gift was no more.

[dsrtsage]

I remember most things. I notice the moronial generation doesn’t seem to be able to remember what they had for breakfast. They seem to be utterly unaware of everything, can’t remember anything, their word is worthless. I am sure all the dope they smoke all day had no correlation whatsoever