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I've heard some things about how your mind has stored everything you've seen in your whole life, and it's just we can't recall it. But how does memory work (that's an easy question to answer in a few words) and how does drinking affect it. I mean, when you get completely drunk all day and for that day your short-term's not much more than 2 seconds and the next day it's a blur and you really can't recall much of anything, even who was sitting where at the picnic table where you ate dinner at a friend's BBQ, is that just a temporary clouding or is your ability to record that information inhibited somehow. Thanks.
Re: what does drinking do to memory
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