Lembransation

This blog is an investigation of what difference it makes if I can remember every day that passes. It also explores the science around memory and the role of intermittent fasting in delaying memory loss and other effects of ageing.

Friday, 29 January 2016

End date

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The death of David Bowie 18 months after he was diagnosed with cancer - and the way he used that time creatively - made me think how I woul...

Tuesday, 26 January 2016

Mega memory capacity

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How soon will our brains fill up? A new study by scientists at the Salk Institute published in eLife has generated studies around the wo...

Sunday, 17 January 2016

Mortality

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I had already pre-ordered David Bowie's new album Blackstar and had it waiting on my phone when the same phone flashed up the news he ...

Monday, 11 January 2016

Almost a sense of mourning

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2015 was a year full of events, like those that came before. Even days of routine exist separately in my memory since I began following t...

Friday, 8 January 2016

Four full years covered with memory tags

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Happy New Year! It's 2016. Another year of my mental calendar has been filled. The year 2015 has a theme of travel between my wife...

Friday, 23 October 2015

Navigating the landscape

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I’m approaching four years remembering every day that passes and to my own amazement have still not lost a day. I have recently made a phi...

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Friday, 4 September 2015

Visualisation and memory

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I ran a half marathon on 30 August 2015. In preparation, I watched a video clip someone had posted of the route. This enabled me to think...

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Lembran Sar: I found it difficult to remember what I was doing this time last week, this time last month. When I read there are people who can remember every day of their lives, I thought I'd try to improve my memory and see where it got me. If you would like to try, read my post on Starting out, which tells you how I form memory tags. Also take a look at my post on how it began and my mental calendar. I am now approaching ten years of this experiment. To see how the methods I use to refresh the memory tags have change over time see the posts tagged "How I remember".

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