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         <title>My personal opinion on H.M. was that he wasn&#39;t suffering with complete memory lost because &amp;nbsp;i seem to find it intresting that he remembered his youth and childhood memories more vivid than the new one. I don&#39;t know if it has to do with his proactive interference or not but i think it has something to do with his brain his brain. The amnesia is not effecting all parts of his brain just specific which is why i believe he is still able to refer to his previous memories. &amp;nbsp;</title>
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