Q4)British Airways Flight 38 crashed just shot of the runway at Heathrow: on 17th January, 2008. The plane was coming from which Asian city: Beijing, Tokyo or Seoul?
Were there a few US cases, Olga? Of child abuse: where an accuser claimed abuse, and then retracted? If I remember the news, correctly, there was talk of a ‘false memory syndrome’ that was where the memories were supposed to be wrong, and no basis for a case. If I’m right, this was about the time of the Orkney Scandal …
Lynch dying is certainly a shock: the man will be much missed! I’m still very fond of his version of Dune: the design work was incredible!
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‡ Very true, Debbi! We’ll possibly not be able to speak, one way or the other, until after any court cases … !
Q1) 18th January saw the founding of Lima. In which year of the 1530s?
Q2) By which Conquistador: Pedro de Alvarado, Francisco Pizarro or Hernán Cortés?
Q3) It’s the capital of which South American country?
Q4) The city overlooks which ocean?
Q5) Saint John I think one of the issues was with "implanted" memories, the idea that people who were easily influenced might start remembering things based on what they had been asked or thing they'd heard from other people, and they become convinced it had actually happened. There experiments that proved that it wasn't that difficult to implant false memories as well, but I think that was something that came out much later. I also heard Joan Plowright had died on the 16th, and I hadn't heard anything about it either.
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Q1) 18th January saw the founding of Lima. In which year of the 1530s?
ReplyDeleteQ2) By which Conquistador: Pedro de Alvarado, Francisco Pizarro or Hernán Cortés?
Q3) It’s the capital of which South American country?
Q4) The city overlooks which ocean?
Q5) Saint John
I think one of the issues was with "implanted" memories, the idea that people who were easily influenced might start remembering things based on what they had been asked or thing they'd heard from other people, and they become convinced it had actually happened. There experiments that proved that it wasn't that difficult to implant false memories as well, but I think that was something that came out much later.
I also heard Joan Plowright had died on the 16th, and I hadn't heard anything about it either.
Exactly, yeah.
ReplyDeleteIt saddens me, all around.
And David Lynch. Just a matter of time. But it's a huge loss.
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2. Francisco Pizarro
3. Peru
4. Pacific Ocean
5. Saint John