Photographic memories ?
I don't have a photographic memory, but I do have a very associative (in that every connotation of a word just pops on in when it is said) brain and it is annoying, useful, but annoying. You can probably improve your memory, but I think photographic memories are something you're born with, so be thankful for what you've got and use it to your best advantage is my advice....
are any shop owners around Melbourne looking for some new stock?
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If there was a TV show about the 1960s, what should its theme song be ?
'feelin' groovy' Simon and Garfunkel 'beautiful balloon' Fifth Dimension 'where have all the flowers gone' Peter Paul and Mary 'So happy together' The Turtles ' America' Simon and Garfunkel...
Why do screens, and images, have square corners when our eyes are round?
Hi there. San Diego Art Nut is pretty correct, but the answer is twofold. Initially, we have become used to viewing images that reflect the line of the horizon, the horizon being the inbuilt control that our brain constantly refers to when maintaining balance, perspective etc. Paintings and architecture have followed this basic pattern eversince, as the one the brain prefers. Now, we have the technology to make any shape, but don't. The roundness of the eye is useful only for focussing light, it...
I don't get radiation?
Remember Marie Curie This is a nobel prize qs the 3 rocks spontaneously emit high energy radiations which pass thru the walls of the box and strike on the photographic paper The photographic paper is made of light sensitive material whose composition changes when exposed to light or EM radiations (AgBr used in photography works on the same principle) Hence the smudges...