THEO WOLF

Any memory before the age of three is likely to be false or having some fictional details, while memories that are fluid, coherent and detailed, like watching a documentary, can also be made up.

But whether they are true or false, memories have the ability to bring us happiness and sha...

When writing we are limited both in physical space (pages of a notebook) and physical ability (we can't write without getting tired).

Thus with these limitations, we are forced to decide what's more important. We pay more attention to what we write a little more carefully, snip out the le...

Common elements of false memory include:

• Mental experiences that people think are authentic and exact representations of past events.
• Meaningless specifics (thinking you hung your keys near the door when you got home) to much more meaningful and serious ones (thinking you...