Definition: Paramnesia, also known as "memory loss of a past event," is a phenomenon where individuals forget or have difficulty recalling details from their past experiences. This condition can affect people's ability to remember events that happened before they were aware of them. The exact cause of paramnesia is not fully understood, but it is thought to be related to the way our brains process and store information. Some researchers suggest that memory loss might be due to a lack of neural pathways or damage in certain areas of the
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