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What these types of questions imply is that we have the capacity for immediate powerful recollections of the circumstances we were in at particular significant moments. These are sometimes referred to as flashbulb memories. They are detailed and vivid, and typically involve recalling the situation in which a piece of historically important news was heard, along with a detailed recollection of the event itself.
The Memory Illusion: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Science of False Memory
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