Do you remember in the first person?

I think it's actually still the first perspective, but this first perspective has expanded.

Or yourself... Who else ... I haven't watched a movie, and I often use the third person to recall my past. It's nothing more than an extra self looking at the self in my previous memory.

It's another personality of your own.

It's another you, which means it's a dual personality.

Someone once said that the so-called memory is just a kind of imagination, because you can only vaguely remember some things when recalling, and some details need to be completed by yourself.

I don't even have to think about it, it's just the first person, including the touch, but it has to be particularly impressive.

Ask your Chinese teacher, if I had been in high school, I would have answered this question, but now I have forgotten it.

Because those things don't exist in the memory of "hearing and seeing". The human brain does not have the function of memory until the age of six, which is why I go to elementary school at this time. And the previous things were told to us by our parents and elders, and we observed them from their point of view, of course, from a third-person perspective.

Oh, what an attentive landlord.

But it seems that mine is the opposite of yours

It should be different from person to person, I think you should be a more cheerful person, right? From my example and yours, I found that I am a more pessimistic person, so when I recall sad things, I will appear in the first person. Happy memories appear in the third person.

Vary...

Looks like I'm all in the first person.

It doesn't make sense, it's just personal character and habits.

When we are experiencing, we are the protagonists, so we are the first perspective, but after the past, it becomes a memory, and as time goes by, the impression gradually fades, and when we recall the past, we feel that we are a bystander, that is, the third perspective. For the people around them, then they are always the third perspective, they are the real bystanders.

This third perspective is your own imagination, and the things we experienced at that time are all vague to us now, and when we recall, we are imagining and restoring the original things, so it is a third perspective like watching a movie. You can imagine whether you are dreaming from the first perspective or the third perspective, these are our own imaginations.

Time has been observing these things from a third perspective, and you can see it, because in the past you were an actor, now you are an audience when you look at the past, and you are a third perspective when you look at the past now.

Because growing up, when you recall when you were a child, it is a way of narrating, a little ridiculous and naïve when you were a child, and as an adult, you have faded away from your childhood, and it feels more naïve. Hit it yourself.

Because the brain remembers parts of the memory when a person experiences an event, it leads to a chaotic patch of memories. Confusing memory, when you recall, you will go from the perspective of a bystander**, there is also a 3-dimensional theory. Thank you.

When I was a child, my memories were not always so clear. People will become, and the personality and the way they see people and things, so when I grow up, I don't feel like I am when I think about things when I was a child.

However, I feel like I've always been a first-person perspective.

No, I think the past is still a first-person perspective.

It should be your brain that makes up the ** when you were a child, so that the memory is distorted and the third perspective appears relatively.

What are you talking about? It's weird!

Although it was the first perspective at that time, people would subconsciously distinguish their position and role in the environment. For example, when you give a speech in a classroom, you experience it from a first-person perspective, but you subconsciously know where you are in the classroom (on the podium) and your role (the speaker). Therefore, you can recall in hindsight from a third perspective, but this third perspective is not a real third perspective, but a "pseudo" third perspective that your brain organizes itself based on the information you consciously or unconsciously.

Every woman yearns for love in her heart and longs for the joy of being loved. Wanting to be protected, raised, sympathetic, this is a characteristic of women.

Memories of past lives are your own personal experiences, but the memories of your current consciousness will make you think that you are a third-person vision.