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And quite frankly, I need to hear that regularly because I'm a slow learner and a fast forgetter. While trying to suppress their memories, the best forgetters displayed particularly intense blood flow--indicating elevated neural activity--in the prefrontal cortex and unusually little blood flow in the hippocampus. Thus, for a community out of step with the rest of society, the confession of failings served to recall both backsliders and forgetters to the perfection (the Way of Life) to which they were called at the time of their preparation for baptism. |
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