Charan Ranganath

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Yeah, yeah. And so it can – the research shows it can have very positive effects on mental health, right? And it can have positive effects on mental health if you use that as a way of saying, hey, this is just a great thing that's happened. I'm grateful for that. But it can become toxic if you're like, my life used to be so great and now it's terrible.

Yeah, yeah. And so it can – the research shows it can have very positive effects on mental health, right? And it can have positive effects on mental health if you use that as a way of saying, hey, this is just a great thing that's happened. I'm grateful for that. But it can become toxic if you're like, my life used to be so great and now it's terrible.

Yeah, yeah. And so it can – the research shows it can have very positive effects on mental health, right? And it can have positive effects on mental health if you use that as a way of saying, hey, this is just a great thing that's happened. I'm grateful for that. But it can become toxic if you're like, my life used to be so great and now it's terrible.

Even if it's positive reminiscence, if you come into it with the wrong attributions, it can become negative and toxic and it can contaminate your present, right? I mean, the past has got good and it's got bad in it, just like the present. It's got good and it's got bad in it. And it's really all about what are the narratives you're constructing for it in many ways.

Even if it's positive reminiscence, if you come into it with the wrong attributions, it can become negative and toxic and it can contaminate your present, right? I mean, the past has got good and it's got bad in it, just like the present. It's got good and it's got bad in it. And it's really all about what are the narratives you're constructing for it in many ways.

Even if it's positive reminiscence, if you come into it with the wrong attributions, it can become negative and toxic and it can contaminate your present, right? I mean, the past has got good and it's got bad in it, just like the present. It's got good and it's got bad in it. And it's really all about what are the narratives you're constructing for it in many ways.

And that plays a big part in the dynamic, malleable, constantly shape-shifting nature of memory.

And that plays a big part in the dynamic, malleable, constantly shape-shifting nature of memory.

And that plays a big part in the dynamic, malleable, constantly shape-shifting nature of memory.

Yep, actually I have a couple bands now, thankfully.

Yep, actually I have a couple bands now, thankfully.

Yep, actually I have a couple bands now, thankfully.

Well, so Pavlov's Dogs, I'll say, versus like a band of neuroscientists and psychologists, neuroscientists who met actually, most of us met at a memory meeting actually. And so we get together at conferences and we'll rent out a club and we'll play basically – Brad calls it skinny tie music.

Well, so Pavlov's Dogs, I'll say, versus like a band of neuroscientists and psychologists, neuroscientists who met actually, most of us met at a memory meeting actually. And so we get together at conferences and we'll rent out a club and we'll play basically – Brad calls it skinny tie music.

Well, so Pavlov's Dogs, I'll say, versus like a band of neuroscientists and psychologists, neuroscientists who met actually, most of us met at a memory meeting actually. And so we get together at conferences and we'll rent out a club and we'll play basically – Brad calls it skinny tie music.

Covers. That one is a cover band.

Covers. That one is a cover band.

Covers. That one is a cover band.