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The Persuader

My personal blog, started in 2006. No paid posts.



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07.01.2010

3 Responses to ‘I remember 1973 more clearly than Sam Tyler’

1. jaklumen says:

   11.01.2010 at 11.36

   Those who know me intimately believe me when I say I remember details about my first few days of mortality. (How interesting it was when scientists declared that babies have fuzzy vision to start… they’re right, from my experience.) I have a fairly uncanny long-term memory, although most of the time, I don’t trust it. But then… I lack trust on a lot of things.

2. Jack Yan says:

   11.01.2010 at 11.58

   I believe you, too, Jak: if it’s possible for me to go to a few months of age, then I certainly believe someone who says he can go back to a few days. Incredible that you remember and can confirm the fuzzy vision.

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   15.08.2018 at 11.18

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