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What if you never forgot anything? Every word, every face, every number plate you ever glanced at, filed away in your head by date, by name, A to Z. It makes you the family search engine and the one who wins every argument... until it's 3 a.m. and your brain replays every embarrassing thing you ever said. Then one night a car nearly hits you, and the only thing you saw was a reflection on your spinning phone. Four letters of a plate. A missing boy. And a face you saw on day one without knowing it. Chapters 0:00 Not even listening 0:43 How a perfect memory works 1:11 The first time I knew 2:16 The family search engine 4:01 Out in the world 4:49 The cost of never forgetting 5:25 The hit-and-run 6:05 Two weeks of files 7:12 The face on day one 7:57 Walk in or call in 8:43 Pine Lake 9:09 Home before sunrise 9:46 Is any of this real? If you could keep every second of your life, which ONE memory would you keep? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to OnlyIf for more What Ifs. Every what if, followed all the way to the end. Science notes: most people forget about half of something new within an hour (Ebbinghaus); real brains tag memories with when and where (place cells, time cells); London taxi drivers learn about 25,000 streets and their hippocampus grows (Maguire, 2000); most adults remember almost nothing before age 3 and only scraps until about 7; the brain replays the day while you sleep (Wilson & McNaughton, 1994); copying a book word for word without quoting it is plagiarism even from memory; an artist drew a whole city skyline from memory after one 20-minute helicopter ride; 1 to 2 people in 100 are super-recognisers and police really use them; a few dozen people remember almost every day of their lives; no true photographic memory has ever been confirmed in an adult; memory champions mostly use the memory palace trick. #whatif #animation #stickman

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