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Your example is along the lines of what I'm talking about ...but say, in a month, you wanted to remember that conversation ....and you re-heard it again in tour head as if someone had recorded it on video....? Did you see my other examples, as in my replies to @JohnDB ? I have been here, but...

Cracking me up, brother! LOL :D

Each person has to decide for themselves...but they need to do their research and make an informed decision.

I totally understand. I think each situation is different. I lived separate from my husband for 6+yrs until our youngest son was diagnosed with cancer at age 15. In his first week of treatment after major surgery, my landlord decided to sell the house we rented and gave me 30 days to move. So...

No, they don't....they toot ...or as my daughter would say....they "fluffy." :oops: LOL

More close to 100% of Democrats and Republicans ....I know most will think that's a crazy statement.....

Just food for thought. This is Bill Gates, creator of the "vaccine."

Sometimes, multitasking can result in not doing any one task to the full potential ...as noted here where you misread my posts at least twice. lol

Your writing and thinking styles are actually quite different. You veer off to make a point and kind of lose the subject matter of discussion. I would like to get back to the subject matter in my original post.

To clarify, I am not saying I don't multitask, since I do that almost all the time. It is more of a selective thing that happens. And even the instant replay is an example of this, because part of my mind is listening to and recording info around me, while another part of my mind is focused on a...

You are the first and only person who has ever said that to me. lol As far as your other comment, I often ...or almost constantly multitask. Or ...along another line ...have at times used both left and right hands to write notes, or draw a picture. My oldest son is the same way. His coworkers...

Very uncommon?

It's okay. I am mainly curious how many others do this ...how common or uncommon it might be...

I'm not talking about memories here. Please see my previous post. This has actually proven to be completely accurate, because when I did it, I was able to recall something I heard word for word and gather the piece of info I was looking for, and it was accurate. Even my children have noted it...

I'm guessing that no one quite understands what I'm describing. What I'm wondering is if anyone else experiences this ...or, are you able to replay a conversation (for example) in your head minutes, days, weeks, or months after you heard it....kind of like photographic memory. Not the thing like...

I'm thinking that your answer is probably no.

@JohnDB Would you mind explaining why Mandela Effect came to mind?