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... If radiation affects the world and there is total memory loss what would the life after that be? Total memory loss means knowing nothing in the world from the simplest thing like knowing your own name to knowing alphabets or numbers. To imagine a world without memory is very difficult however it could be possible. If in the world there would have been not a single person with any memory, it would be very difficult to do anything. However if radiation affects the world people would loose their memory but all the objects that were present in the world before the radiation occurred would still be there and would make the people think what those things are. It could be a pair of clothes or could even be a laptop. People would not identify the objects by name but can at least identify with themselves at to what those products are. This
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