I listened to an interesting topic on a podcast the other day. It was suggested that our memories are so faulty, that we should never believe them. In almost all cases, what we think we remember is wrong. They also suggested that memories can actually hold you back from creating new memories since we hold on so tightly to the old ones...even though they are most likely wrong, or at least altered over time. The most interesting part of this discussion was that it didn't really mean facts.... of course, you remember accurately what time something happened...but the "feelings" at that moment would be completely different than what was the reality. Weird that you can't believe your own brain.
