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TheresJustNoMoney

What would it take to be able to develop a method to safely and flawlessly remove specific traumatic memories from our minds?

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I believe traumatic memories can definitely cause anger issues and cause the person with those anger issues to pass those traumas on to younger people.

If a method to remove specific traumatic memories was made available to The Wider world, would the world overall become a better place or what would happen?

Anyways, what would it take to develop a practical method to remove specific traumatic memories?

 

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