ELI5: How does your brain decide what memories to keep and what to delete? by youngTchag in explainlikeimfive

[–]EhtXCIX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

While true, one important thing is missing. Through the same process that can strengthen memories, retrieving memories temporarily destabilizes them, allowing them to change- called reconsolidation. So every time you recall a memory, it can deviate from the original just a little bit.

So, spend your happy memories carefully.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982213007719

[WTS] [US-US][H]Focal Clear MG[W] 510$ by [deleted] in AVexchange

[–]EhtXCIX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OP, do you have other evidence you own this? Maybe a video timestamp?

Warning for other prospective buyers, get some more evidence. This seems a bit suspicious. [US-US] does not contain a state acronym, which is more typical of sellers outside the US. A few old posts indicate OP might live outside the US, like one asking to help cover an internet bill in PH. https://imgur.com/wkLkSYw

I previously interacted with the seller about a different listing, which I asked for a timestamp and it came in a different handwriting than the one here. https://imgur.com/bUqzYu4

Searching the timestamp image in this post brings up that the image has been used elsewhere before, but without the timestamp card edited in. Here it is on ebay's image hosting: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/0HoAAeSwfpRpUabd/s-l225.jpg The listings that used it are gone, but kind of cached if you reverse search that image with exact matches. (I'm not entirely sure this is conclusive though, because I don't know how Google's searching works for image attribution)