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... Is memory essential for humans or does it hold them back? I believe that memory is extremely essential for humans. It is a special gift to human kind from god. if memory does not exist, we will never be able to move forward in life. Memory is something we without realizing depend on and as it is said human kind will not be able to realize its importance until and unless it is taken away from them. Memory helps us to expand our knowledge base, to remember things which please us, to remember our loved ones and regrettably it also helps us to remember the people we don't like and all the sad and appalling memories which we want to but cannot forget. I would compare memory to a personal diary where one notes down everything one likes, dislikes, notices etc.. More importantly memory is essential because we survive on it. Imagine
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