Maintain your Focus

The first task about arranging the days of the week in alphabetical order was ambiguous. It was not easy to arrange these days, and also one would generally start with Monday as the first day even in alphabetical order. My memory, on the other hand, is very sharp, and as an individual, I can be able to remember most of the things I have encountered in my life. As human beings, the brain can store what is needed and do away with the unnecessary memories and information that we do not need. A good example is the things that we usually cram; at times, it is not advisable to cram information because it is easily forgettable.

 During the second task, I also took time to think of a tool as prescribed by the game; however, individually, I was not particularly convinced about choosing a red hammer. I was able to pick a different tool bearing a different color. Most of the tools I have come across are brown due to wooden handles, black also due to the rubber handles and others which are metallic. The human brain is similar to a computer, and as one narrator has said that most human beings should be able to carry out many tasks at once.

 From this experience, my memory is not as sufficient as I would like it to be, but a memory at times varies, and this is what I have learned from this experience. It is also good to realize that as earlier said the brain decides what to keep and what to do away within time. The brain also has its limits, and its capacity to store information and memories are stored depending on the brain’s priority to access and process these memories. 

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