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'''Memory Regression''' is characterized by the memory of one or more [[headmate]]s to have their memory going back to older memories, like they just happened. | |||
The brain may also adjust itself to the age of the old memories, causing [[age regression]]. | |||
The lost memories may or may not come back in the future. | The lost memories may or may not come back in the future. | ||
Revision as of 10:54, 18 August 2021
| memory regression ( v., adj.) | |
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| Applies to | headmates, system functions |
Memory Regression is characterized by the memory of one or more headmates to have their memory going back to older memories, like they just happened.
The brain may also adjust itself to the age of the old memories, causing age regression.
The lost memories may or may not come back in the future.
