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Erik Vance

“Humans are not alone in creating false memories; pigeons, mice, and even bumblebees seem to have them.c That suggests false memories may just be a part of how we think—a by-product of our innate ability to group things together by theme. As Schacter says, memories are a tool to help animals predict the future by using the past. And to do that, we humans have become experts at quickly grouping things together and creating patterns.”

Erik Vance, Suggestible You: The Curious Science of Your Brain's Ability to Deceive, Transform, and Heal
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