Dr. Alan Castel
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
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I'll remember that.
And then you can kind of encode it.
So that sort of active learning is like us with the fire extinguisher.
We made people get up and find it instead of telling people where it was.
And I'm always, you know, when you're on a flight, they'll always say there's six emergency exits on this plane.
And then I think they do the wrong thing.
They tell you where they are.
I think the best thing would be to say, there's six emergency exits on this plane.
Not gonna tell you where they are.
Well, I'm not gonna say not where they are, but go find them.
And I noticed, maybe it's just myself being anxious, as soon as they say that, I'm looking behind me, I'm making sure I know where they all are.
Whereas most people are like, oh, they pointed here, here and here.
And I'll even say sometimes the nearest one is behind you.
And I'm like, well, I want to see where it is behind me.
And so I think that sort of act of learning, whether you call it everyday memory, is really important.
And I think when we talk about memory, people are like, I can't remember names.
I'm like, that's kind of a common thing.
But you need to sometimes remember like what medication are you taking or how did you react the last time you saw this person?
And those sorts, I think it's really important to be in tune with what you're calling this kind of everyday average memory.
Yeah, I think we discover that in these extreme situations, but also even kind of in some simple situations, there's a really concerning thing that happens that people will leave children, infants in the back of their car.
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