How does a person who has lost his memory, know his vocabulary?
When a person loses his memory, why does he forget everything but not to eat, sleep, walk and other such things?
What are some ways you can lose your memory? How can I train my brain to forget something for ever? Can a person willingly forget a thought, a memory, an idea, or an event? Why do I forget things easily? What is that one memory you will never forget in your life? How can I train my brain to forget someone? Do we lose memory and our memories? What are ways of losing memory? Why does the memory I do have is only sad or bad? Why do we forget things? How does it feel to have poor memory? What if we don't lose our memory? What is it called when you try to forget someone because it's good for both of you, but you are not able to forget that person? Why do we miss the memories, but not the person? Why do people forget all good things you do for them and remember the one bad thing? Why do small, unimportant, visual memories from very early childhood (1 or 2 years old) remain, while we forget everything else? Why do I usually forget things that I have just read? Why are memories important? Why do some people have better memory than others? Why is memory important? What is a good solution to forget someone? Can someone with amnesia develop an eidetic memory? Why do I forget things in my hand? Can suppressed memories become so negative they manifest themselves in physical ailments or alter a person's personality or behavior? Why do I forget things that I read so easily? Why can we not remember everything? How does the loss of memory occur? Is it in short term memory or long term memory? How is memory stored in the brain? What reminds us as humans when we forget? What is retentive memory?