As soon as people are old, they are easily forgetful.
It's a law of nature, and no one can escape it.
I remember when I was in high school, there was such a short article in the textbook, saying that it was a professor who was doing experiments, and he had no fear in the face of two gangsters who suddenly broke in, and when everyone worked together to subdue the gangsters, he went around the world to find his glasses, and his reading glasses were in his hands.
A more frightening story, the result is because of the old professor's forgetfulness, which gives it a strong comedic color.
At that time, he was only seventeen or eighteen years old, and his memory was super strong. When writing this article, of course, what the professor in the story did was seen as a "joke".
However, after more than thirty years of turning the wheels at that time, I gradually found that I had unconsciously become a person who "forgot with my claws".
In order to complete my son's "homework" --- read the books he recommended for me to buy in time, and I had to read books for half an hour before going to bed at night.
As a sign of his support for me, my son generously gave me a desk lamp that he used to recharge his own in college.
The lamp holder is a clip that can be fixed to the head of the bed and can also be dimmed. It allows me to lie in bed and read comfortably, without disturbing my wife who is resting next to me.
However, after using it for a period of time, it is necessary to charge it once. I thought about it clearly at night, but I forgot it in the morning. As a result, when I read a book at night, I gave up because the light was too dark.
Forgetfulness makes people really helpless, there is no way, when the power is insufficient, had to reluctantly leave the warm bed, immediately put the lamp on the table to charge, the next morning and then put it on the bed.
I thought that if I did too much, I would get used to it, but in fact, it was not.
No, last night, the lights were out of charge again. Due to the parking of the heating, the indoor temperature was too low, tried again and again, and did not convince himself to leave the warm bed that night.
"It's not too late to fill it tomorrow morning," he thought to himself, so he closed the book and fell asleep peacefully.
However, after dawn, I had long forgotten about the "island of Java".
Fortunately, after waking up from a nap, I lay on the bed and repeated in my mind the "Augmentation sage" that my son had recently asked me to recite.
But when I reached chapter 19, I got stuck, and I jumped out of bed with some chagrin, found the book, and read it twice.
At this time, I suddenly saw that the head of the bed had fallen a layer of dust because it had not been cleaned for a long time. Reinforcing the memory of this article in his head, he mechanically took a rag, washed it, and slowly wiped the head of the bed. Suddenly, I accidentally touched the switch of the lamp, and under the strong light of the day, the light was very dim, but it suddenly reminded me: I forgot to charge the lamp again!
After cleaning the bedside, I immediately removed the lamp and connected it to the socket on the table.
That "hateful" article, under my enhanced memory dozens of times, has been "soft"; the lights are full of electricity, and I can read smoothly at night.
Brewing a pot of tea and tasting it slowly, suddenly I realized: "When people are old, the death of irreversible brain cells will make people's memory deteriorate, although this is the norm, but if people are diligent, they can make up for this natural "disadvantage", just like just now, if I am not memorizing "Augmenting Sages", I will not jump out of bed to see the nineteenth chapter that has not fully entered my brain; if I am not diligent in cleaning the dust at the head of the bed with a rag, I will not think of charging the lamp." Of course, without the foreshadowing of these things, I would not have been able to write this article. The biggest incentive to push this process and let yourself successfully complete what you should do is to be "diligent"!
I know that there are many people who are now seeking famous doctors and deliberately treating their own amnesia, and today I use this article to provide you with an economical, simple and effective "recipe", that is, "use your brain, let go of your hands and feet!" Do more, be less lazy! In the words of the twelfth chapter of the Augmentation of the Sages, it is that man "has the means to be diligent!" ”