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Why we can't remember who we've told what
We've all said the equivalent of, "Stop me if I've told you this before," but now scientists have figured out why we can be so unsure what tales we've told to whom.  Turns out, our brains are better at recalling the source of information than whom we give information to.   Full Story
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