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[–] tetris11@feddit.uk 8 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Bad. Someone has to remind me what happened yesterday or at an event and -boom- I get a recall permission notification that sends me a mind video of a snippet.

Otherwise, my brain is firmly fixated on the present and somehow naively excited about future plans.

I used to think that I cherry-picked the past, but no I just average and flatten it quicker than most.

Introspection is something I'm capable of, but it's mostly feelings based rather than event based because I can't recall examples of my behaviour very well, I just vibe it.

It hasn't affected me at school, my short term memory functions mostly okay, and I excel in getting things done, but it does bother me that my longterm recall is open only to strangers and not to myself.