ored in a certain area of t apart from tem of cranial geograpion is stored is ion to make tions. So you mig bike sitting next to your memory of t of sixty four.  t a map of your memory, segmented it into core sectors like speecal, artistic skills and extrapolated t over a timeline from ely six years ago.”

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    “I take it t’s t migraines I get?”

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