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Teenager recalls infancy at three months
A rare scientific study reveals a 16-year-old teenager with an exceptional autobiographical memory, capable of recalling precise details from his life since the age of 3 months, performing above 99.9% compared to the general population. Tests showed that this condition, which allows him to retrieve automatic memories triggered by simple stimuli such as smells and songs, does not reflect overall superior cognitive abilities but rather a difference in the speed and sensitivity of personal memory retrieval. It is believed that this type of memory focuses on the rapid and accurate recall of events rather than overall cognitive performance.
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