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by Cheery Cherry on July 15th, 2008

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Can your brain be overloaded with information? If so, should we compress the information, delete the useless ones, or just let your brain crash?

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  • by kittymomma on July 15th, 2008

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    Ha Ha! This question reminds me of a 'Married With Children' episode where Kelly had to win a fact's based game show for her dad, (Al) and when her dad and her brother were 'training' her and feeding her with new Q & A for the gameshow, every bit of new information, at a certain point, pushed out the old information. So much so that the info she knew of her dad all her life (his highschool football touchdowns and stats) was pushed out of her head. (It was funny if you've ever seen the actual show and knew what an airhead she was). Sad to say, but I have felt that way before!

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