works, the role of the hippocampus, where memories are stored, how they're tagged, how they're used and stitched together in a timeline to create a narrative about a story about the past and how the role that all of this plays in our capacity for imagination, which is so powerful and oftentimes underlooked and something that you do discuss in the book. Otherwise, we could continue the conversation around the main story of the book, which is actually trying to figure out who or what the memory thief is, what's causing all of these injuries. So I leave that up to you. Okay. Well, I think we should continue with the memory thief, because if I go into memory, you'll forget where I started, not you, but my listeners. So it won't make as much sense. And I really did try from a narrative perspective, because the field of memory is so vast, to somewhat limit myself to the concepts that would make sense in light of this story. So throughout the book, I go back and forth between this (12/37)
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