No. Databases were invented to store information like that to be looked up when it is needed. Memory can be served for better use. When am I going to be using those dates outside a test examination or history assignments? Most likely I'm not so it's better to shift it down to another source of storage.
Regardless of your preference, the human mind always remembers what you read and it only loses what it absorbs because of physical trauma.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the end they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us, 'Make us your slaves, but feed us.'
No. Databases were invented to store information like that to be looked up when it is needed. Memory can be served for better use. When am I going to be using those dates outside a test examination or history assignments? Most likely I'm not so it's better to shift it down to another source of storage.
Regardless of your preference, the human mind always remembers what you read and it only loses what it absorbs because of physical trauma.
No. Databases were invented to store information like that to be looked up when it is needed. Memory can be served for better use. When am I going to be using those dates outside a test examination or history assignments? Most likely I'm not so it's better to shift it down to another source of storage.
Regardless of your preference, the human mind always remembers what you read and it only loses what it absorbs because of physical trauma.
Huh? I forget plenty of things that I read...
But it's all still in your brain.
When you're 100 years old and senile all of the connections will reestablish and you'll remember everything.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the end they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us, 'Make us your slaves, but feed us.'
Well, that's sort of true. It is still in your mind, and you CAN still remember it, but that doesn't mean you can't forget about it. Forgetting is not the same as permanently erasing.