Neuroscience Says the Reason You Cannot Remember Being Younger Than Three May Be Less About Memory Formation and More About the Absence of a Continuous Self to Attach It To
Try this: close your eyes and reach back as far as you can into your past. For most people, the tape of memory suddenly cuts to black somewhere before age three, like a movie that starts after the opening scenes have already rolled. It feels eerie, almost unsettling, that an entire slice of our life ...












