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<blockquote data-quote="cmac" data-source="post: 42166" data-attributes="member: 1473"><p>Well, you have to remember also, that when you are a kid, this is just part of you. You don't realize that it is something that is different than anyone else. You likely just believe it is part of being human, that others have these types of memories also. No one has conditioned you that this isn't possible. It is just a part of them, just like being hungry and wanting food, or needing to urinate. You just know that these thoughts and memories are there. This doesn't become strange to you, until people around you start acting a certain way about it. Telling you that it isn't real, it is your imagination and the typical things society places upon us, when something doesn't fit the current paradym or generally accepted way of thinking.</p><p></p><p>Our brain will only store bits of information that are deemed important. If society is telling you this stuff can't be, that it is your imagination, then before long, this information will be deemed unimportant and not remembered or any other similiar stuff brought out. When it is just some minor things, a kid is saying, that seem strange, I'm sure no one thinks much about it. But when a kid is telling about things that he could have no way to know, can't even read yet, and his parents haven't taught him about, but yet he knows about, that is a whole other ballgame as they say.</p><p></p><p>Interesting to hear these type of reports, everyone can decide for themselves what it means.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cmac, post: 42166, member: 1473"] Well, you have to remember also, that when you are a kid, this is just part of you. You don't realize that it is something that is different than anyone else. You likely just believe it is part of being human, that others have these types of memories also. No one has conditioned you that this isn't possible. It is just a part of them, just like being hungry and wanting food, or needing to urinate. You just know that these thoughts and memories are there. This doesn't become strange to you, until people around you start acting a certain way about it. Telling you that it isn't real, it is your imagination and the typical things society places upon us, when something doesn't fit the current paradym or generally accepted way of thinking. Our brain will only store bits of information that are deemed important. If society is telling you this stuff can't be, that it is your imagination, then before long, this information will be deemed unimportant and not remembered or any other similiar stuff brought out. When it is just some minor things, a kid is saying, that seem strange, I'm sure no one thinks much about it. But when a kid is telling about things that he could have no way to know, can't even read yet, and his parents haven't taught him about, but yet he knows about, that is a whole other ballgame as they say. Interesting to hear these type of reports, everyone can decide for themselves what it means. [/QUOTE]
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