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Jiang argues that people primarily remember what carries emotional value, which is why classroom content is forgotten more easily than charged social experience with friends.
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"Franco, okay. Okay, so let me explain the neuroscience, okay? What neuroscientists believe how memory works. Okay, so the idea is you have, in..."
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"And that's why in school, you actually don't remember what you learned in the classroom, but you remember a lot what you do to..."
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