Most keys come in three flavours. I'll give examples of them:
Auditory -- Someone tells you directions on how to get somewhere. As soon as you hear it, you'll always be able to get to that destination.
Visual -- Someone draws you a map on how to get somewhere. As soon as you see it, you'll always be able to get to that destination.
Kinesthetic -- You actually travel to the destination once with help. As soon as you travel it, you'll always be able to get to that destination.
My problem is that I am sucky with auditory keys. For whatever reason, auditory information goes in one ear and out the other. Rather, my brain is triggered to visual and kinesthetic input. If I see something once, I can remember it.
(Visual) During the course of a quarter, I can tell you specifically where the teacher was in the classroom during a lecture that happened weeks ago, and quite possibly what he was doing. (Kinesthetic) Once I drive to any location, no matter how far it is away, I can always find the way back to that location. I have a friend who lives 450-some miles away that I've visited once, and the route from here to there is crystal clear in my memory. (Auditory) For the life of me, names don't stick with me; since names of your IRL friends are usually said aloud, I have the policy that you know you're a good friend when I can get your name right 9 times out of 10! I can forget the names of my own roommates sometimes!
So as such, since at least 40% of the world is auditory input, I miss out on quite a bit of information, and so forgetting information is something that... well, I understand, because I do it. Most of the time, it's not something to get overly concerned about. However, then again, I'm a laid-back guy myself... X)
So there you have it.
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