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		<title>By: K-aeri</title>
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		<description>Nooooo - the photos you take are *so* amazing - and they *do* capture instants that would otherwise cease to exist.  Neurology and psychology research shows (unequivically) that human memory is (at BEST) hit-or-miss.  The more time elapsed between an event and its recollection, the more likely you are to MISremember it.  It&#039;s not an intentional thing (usually) it&#039;s just that our brains are plastic, always changing, connecting A &amp; B &amp; then V which overrides, just  a little, the connection to F, etc.  Your photos (and by &quot;your&quot; I mean both the ones you&#039;ve taken and posted that I have seen and the ones I&#039;ve taken of you that I have still) are precious to me, because they&#039;re solid - and memory never is. :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nooooo &#8211; the photos you take are *so* amazing &#8211; and they *do* capture instants that would otherwise cease to exist.  Neurology and psychology research shows (unequivically) that human memory is (at BEST) hit-or-miss.  The more time elapsed between an event and its recollection, the more likely you are to MISremember it.  It&#8217;s not an intentional thing (usually) it&#8217;s just that our brains are plastic, always changing, connecting A &amp; B &amp; then V which overrides, just  a little, the connection to F, etc.  Your photos (and by &#8220;your&#8221; I mean both the ones you&#8217;ve taken and posted that I have seen and the ones I&#8217;ve taken of you that I have still) are precious to me, because they&#8217;re solid &#8211; and memory never is. :)</p>
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