[1]Lifespan_Retrieval_CurveHow much do you remember about
   yourself? Typically, the age between 0-5 is marked by what's
   called "childhood amnesia"; between 10 and 30 years old, is
   what's call the Reminiscence Bump, where memories are easily
   retrieved as that's often the time we form our identity of "Who
   We Are".* Beyond the age of 30, typically people remember what's
   recent but form fewer Reminiscence Memories. But, everybody is
   different.* Some people have a stronger Reminiscence Bump
   between 5-13 for example.* Some people don't have childhood
   amnesia and can remember events before the age of 5 more
   easily.* Some people have reminiscence bumps throughout their
   lives. Still, it's interesting to see what's "typical" and
   compare yourself to it and see what's the same, and what's
   different for you.* Surprising to me, though, is the *counting*
   of memories: How much do we *really* remember about ourselves?*
   How much do you remember about _yourself_? What will you
   remember about today, last year, and the times in your life yet
   to be?

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