I know someone that “knew for a fact” that Sarah Palin said, “I can see Russia from my house!” She saw it with her own eyes on tv! Except that was an SNL sketch. She created a false memory based on something easily proven false, and wouldn’t hear any other way. So either he has a false memory, or is full of shit and trolling.
Exactly right.
A really large percentage of people don't take care to stop and think about exactly how they "remember" something.
There are a number of ways. In one sort of memory, one will have a sharp visual image of a particular moment together with strong recollection of context -- where one was, who else was there if anyone, and other things important at the time.
In another, one has what seems a feeling of certainty and a definite direct recollection of the thing, but without so much connected memories to it.
In still others, a person remembers having remembered a thing, or having thought about it, having made a decision about it, or just that it "was true" but not exactly why but some reason gets superimposed onto it. E.g, "I saw a video" though what actually happened was seeing a meme, and forgetting that but remembering the conclusion made from it.
For many people, most of their "memories" are of these later sorts, but they treat all these things as if they were the same. They are not.
I gave the OP credit for possibly being merely a victim of false memory due to unawareness of exactly how he "remembers," but he then quickly proved an anti-Q nine-day-account troll in any case
It would be highly amusing if Trump decided to switch parties and run as a Democrat because they're willing to do what it takes to win, unlike the GOP. He could still run on a populist platform.
Milgram and Asche experiments sum up these types that are prone to conformity pretty well
Nine days of hard work!
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-trump-republicans-meme-idUSKBN2342S5
Burden's on you, bucko, to back up your fake quote. Of course you won't.
You don't know it "for a fact."
If you think you do, the issue is you have a memory problem and think from seeing leftist memes that you actually saw a video of Trump saying this.
No such thing. It was a popular leftist lie though.
I know someone that “knew for a fact” that Sarah Palin said, “I can see Russia from my house!” She saw it with her own eyes on tv! Except that was an SNL sketch. She created a false memory based on something easily proven false, and wouldn’t hear any other way. So either he has a false memory, or is full of shit and trolling.
Exactly right. A really large percentage of people don't take care to stop and think about exactly how they "remember" something.
There are a number of ways. In one sort of memory, one will have a sharp visual image of a particular moment together with strong recollection of context -- where one was, who else was there if anyone, and other things important at the time.
In another, one has what seems a feeling of certainty and a definite direct recollection of the thing, but without so much connected memories to it. In still others, a person remembers having remembered a thing, or having thought about it, having made a decision about it, or just that it "was true" but not exactly why but some reason gets superimposed onto it. E.g, "I saw a video" though what actually happened was seeing a meme, and forgetting that but remembering the conclusion made from it.
For many people, most of their "memories" are of these later sorts, but they treat all these things as if they were the same. They are not.
I gave the OP credit for possibly being merely a victim of false memory due to unawareness of exactly how he "remembers," but he then quickly proved an anti-Q nine-day-account troll in any case
Mandela effect with a prompt.
Another Mandela effect caused by the temporal ear being waged in secret?
This is incredibly low effort. If you're going to shill, at least do some research first.
It would be highly amusing if Trump decided to switch parties and run as a Democrat because they're willing to do what it takes to win, unlike the GOP. He could still run on a populist platform.