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Blacking out isn’t a joke, it’s a warning sign. Drinking to the point of memory loss doesn’t mean you “had a great time.” It means your brain literally couldn’t process what was happening. Over time, repeated blackouts damage cognitive function, memory retention, and emotional stability. Choosing a life without alcohol means choosing clarity, stability, and memories that last. Life’s best moments should be unforgettable, literally. Speaker: Tom Hardy with The Jonathan Ross Show #quitdrinking #we

141K views · 757 reactions | Alcohol Dementia: An unseen consequence of prolonged alcohol use. This condition brings irreversible memory loss and cognitive decline over time. Your choices today can protect your mind for years to come. Speaker: @paul.j.rinaldi #alcoholfree #quitalcohol #stopdrinking #explorepage #afl #AlcoholAwareness #BrainHealth #MentalWellness | Alcohol Free Lifestyle | Facebook

2K views · 43 reactions | What is confabulation? Why is memory not like a video recorder? Why does the brain fill in blanks? Dive into the mysteries of our beliefs in this week's Inner Cosmos: "Why do brains sometimes make things up?" eagleman.com/podcast/99 #brain #memory | David Eagleman | Facebook