When?
When does an 'event' become a 'memory'?
When does 'memory' become 'trivia'?
Do all 'events' become 'memories'?
Are all 'memories' 'trivia'(l)?
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R said:
memory becomes a trivia, when it looses its importance..
and event becomes memory, when you start remembering it
I feel a memory cannot be trivia at the same time, once it becomes trivia it no longer stays a memory
and event becomes memory, when you start remembering it
I feel a memory cannot be trivia at the same time, once it becomes trivia it no longer stays a memory
R, if memory cannot be trivia what would you call quiz masters asking exact number of fire men deaths in 9/11?? Is it Or Isn't it 'trivia'? 'Least in colloquial terms? And if trivia does not stay as memory then what do you call it when you remember a completely inconsequential detail about a friend, such as a dress or a style of handwriting or something???
M said:
surely i hope all memories aren't trivia !.. trivia is something of little importance .. im sure there must be something that isnt trivial !..
M, Oh! I agree and hope there are a lot of memories that are not trivia! I am more perturbed by those memories that should not be 'trivia' but end up becoming so... Know what I mean??
4 comments:
memory becomes a trivia, when it looses its importance..
and event becomes memory, when you start remembering it
I feel a memory cannot be trivia at the same time, once it becomes trivia it no longer stays a memory
surely i hope all memories aren't trivia !.. trivia is something of little importance .. im sure there must be something that isnt trivial !..
every event becomes memory...only those for which we have some psychological bonding are remembered by our conscious mind...
when the psychological bonding fades away those memories become trivia...
no...not all memories become trivia because we can not forcefully fade away the psychological bonding...
I think Kedar put that one beautifully ..
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