Jill Price,memory,hyperthymestic syndrome,exeptional memory Jill Price - The Woman Who Could Not Forget.

Jill Price - The Woman Who Could Not Forget.

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Jill Price (born December 1965 in New York City) is able to recite details of all the days of her life since she was fourteen years old. She remembers every sad or happy moment, from the dinners she ate to the current affairs of the day. Parts of Price's brain are three times the size of those in other women her age, brain scans show.

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I just hope she lives a fairly 'normal' life. Being able to recall every single past experience can lead to terrible consequences. The brain forgets or shuts off many things for a reason. Sometimes it even alters past memories without us even noticing. Imagine if she suffered a physical trauma or psychological abuse?

written by mauz15

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Kim Peek's slightly more unique in memory ability, and in that he can read two pages at once and remember pretty much a whole book in 8 minutes. but then he also has all the abilities of this lady. what's surprising though is that she seems normal enough otherwise (on the exterior anyway).

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"We'll be right back." I laughed at that bit. So lame.

written by Deano

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Kill this presenter. God she's annoying.

re Jill Price might she not try some electro-shock therapy? http://www.videosift.com/video/Ted-Talks-electroshock-therapy

written by Deano

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