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Have you ever ever wished you had a photographic memory for easier access to worthwhile information? Would you prefer to have effortless access to the answers to an exam? Well, there are individuals with hyperthymesia who can do that.<\/p>\n

Nonetheless, there are also negative features to this condition<\/strong>. Read on because we\u2019ll inform you more about this ability to recollect all the things!<\/p>\n

What’s hyperthymesia?<\/h2>\n

Greater than a skill, remembering all features of life is a syndrome<\/em> called \u201chyperthymesia\u201d or \u201cautobiographical memory\u201d<\/strong>. In keeping with a scientific article published within the journal Neuropsychology<\/em><\/a>, it occurs in only a few people on the earth.<\/p>\n

Highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM) causes individuals with the syndrome to recollect details of their life very accurately. In 2017, for instance, the case of a girl named Rebecca Sharrock, who remembers specific moments from her first week on the earth, was documented.<\/p>\n

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I remember how, at only one week old, I used to be wrapped in a pink cotton blanket.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n