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Anterograde amnesia prevents the new

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Imagine waking up every single morning thinking it is the exact same day. This catastrophic condition completely destroys the ability to form brand new memories, trapping the victim in a permanent, looping present where every new face is instantly forgotten.

Anterograde amnesia prevents the new
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