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I also realize that almost nobody has true photographic memory in real life, by the way. Fiction tends to make this trope more common than it should be, so I just thought that maybe this would count as an inversion, and as such would function more like actual memory, where the gist of the situation was remembered, but not many of the details.
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I also realize that almost nobody has true photographic memory in real life, by the way. Fiction tends to make this trope more common than it should be, so I just thought that maybe this would count as an inversion, and as such would function more like actual memory, where the gist of the situation was remembered, but not many of the details.
I suppose my point was that...
1. I think there\\\'s a memory trope here.
2. I think it\\\'s related to photographic memory. If that\\\'s the case, than it\\\'s something other than played straight. If it\\\'s not inverted, maybe it\\\'s averted?
I suppose my point was that...
1. I think there\\\'s a memory trope here.
2. I think it\\\'s related to photographic memory. If that\\\'s the case, than it\\\'s something other than played straight. If it\\\'s not inverted, maybe it\\\'s averted?
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Fair enough. Of course, maybe using notable was kind of a mistake on my part. After all, ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability.
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Fair enough. Of course, maybe using notable was kind of a mistake on my part. After all, ThereIsNoSuchThingAsNotability.
I also realize that almost nobody has true photographic memory in real life, by the way. Fiction tends to make this trope more common than it should be, so I just thought that maybe this would count as an inversion, and as such would function more like actual memory, where the gist of the situation was remembered, but not many of the details.
I also realize that almost nobody has true photographic memory in real life, by the way. Fiction tends to make this trope more common than it should be, so I just thought that maybe this would count as an inversion, and as such would function more like actual memory, where the gist of the situation was remembered, but not many of the details.
