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Unsere Erinnerungen bilden vergangene Erlebnisse keineswegs realistisch ab. Sie sind eher Rekonstruktionen unseres Gehirns, das bestehende Lücken zudem kurzerhand auffüllt. Und sie sind auch nicht in Stein gemeißelt, sondern sehr beeinflussbar.

„Die Zeit und die Erinnerung sind wahre Künstler. Sie machen die Wirklichkeit dem ähnlicher, was das Herz sich wünscht.“

John Dewey, Die Erneuerung der Philosophie

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DiSalvo, D. (2014). Erinnerungen und was wir daraus machen. In: Was Ihr Gehirn glücklich macht ... und warum Sie genau das Gegenteil tun sollten. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41712-2_14

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