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The Atlantic: Why We Forget Most of the Books We Read

‘Recognition memory’ might explain how I can always rewatch stuff like TNG and DS9, forgetting where most of the plots go till I’ve naturally caught up with the final act. (I’m not a big re-reader of books, so TV/film is my reference point.) [c/o Phil Gyford] #link

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