If you forget things, you are smarter than others: word of a scientist!
There are people who usually forget things and who, if you do not address them with due attention, will forget your words on the spot. Mothers, to encourage them, have begun to use sayings such as "you don't lose your head just because it's attached to your neck" or "if you don't have a head, at least have legs" and this means walking and making up for all those times you have forgot the keys, a birthday present, the light on in the bathroom.
After all, there are those who, in order not to forget, indelibly draw their skin ...
According to a study conducted by two researchers from the University of Toronto, memory plays a fundamental role in intelligence and decision-making processes. Research has revealed that memory does not serve to enhance culture or to remember everything we are told. its purpose is to help us in complex decisions.
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Forgetting your elementary sweetheart's eye color doesn't make you a fool but just makes you a selective person who knows what information needs to be prioritized. We are overwhelmed by millions of information and therefore our brain automatically chooses to remember. those that it considers most important.
Obviously your task is to follow what is around you and maybe, help you with small tricks: invent songs to remind you of things, storm the house with post-its, set two hundred alarms on the phone so as to be sure not to burn the "roast ... It is one thing to have a selective memory, another thing is to try to set the kitchen on fire!
If you remember the important things but there are flaws when it comes to gossip, here we come in ...
