• AeronMelon@lemmy.world
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    7 小时前

    I’ve taught myself to create a visual fingerprint of when I do things that normally forget if I’ve done or would be bad if I ever forgot. I remember the surrounding scenery and my exact mannerisms when I do things like locking the door or turning something off.

    That way, when I have those doubts I reply it in my mind and see all the unique details related to me performing the task. “Oh, yeah, I did lock the front door because I had to look at my key to make sure it was right side up.” And the doubt disappears.

    • charokol@lemmy.zip
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      2 小时前

      Whenever I lock my door, I do something unique and unusual at the same time. Like knocking the door knob twice, or tapping my forehead. When I try to remember if I locked the door or not, I’m no longer concerned if I’m just remembering locking it from a previous day, because I remember doing the unique action too

    • TheBlindPew@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      2 小时前

      I’ve just started doing the thing that Samuel L. Jackson’s character does in The Long Kiss Goodnight and singing “I locked my door na-na-na-na, locking my door na-na-na-na. Keys in my hand na-na-na-na” etc.

    • Feathercrown@lemmy.world
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      3 小时前

      Smart.

      I’ve decided to just leverage my ego. Past me was in a good state of mind and is competent and would not have made that mistake. I wouldn’t distrust past me, would I?