Majid Fotuhi, M.D., Ph.D.
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 1 Mar
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but more importantly, they can acquire any talents they want.
And this becomes important when it comes to memory.
A lot of people think that their memory is not good.
You know, I give lectures around the world.
I've been to like 40 countries.
And I often ask the audiences to just raise your hand if you have difficulty with remembering names.
And 90% of people raise their hands.
I ask people if you think your memory is poor, 90% of people raise their hands.
It's really except, you know, there are a few exceptions that when somebody raised their hand and said, yes, I have good memory.
And I realized that, is it possible that 90% of people in the world have some kind of memory disease?
No.
The mistake they make is to think that they just should remember everything because they were told once or twice.
They don't realize that memory is a form of intelligence that they can develop.
They can work on memory training and they can have much better memory if they practice.
Yes, and I think that's a good system to have.
In general, we remember things that are important to us.
Our brain is wired.
in such a way so that we remember things that are important to our survival.
Like if you're a deer roaming in woods and there's a lake and you see a lion once near that corner of the lake, you remember not to go there again because it's important for your survival.
And us humans, the same way, we remember things that are important to us.
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