The Importance Of Memory Affect Our Lives

Good afternoon everyone, the topic we are debating about is the importance of memory, we are arguing for this topic and why it is needed in our society. Today as the first speaker, I will be talking about why, and how, mistakes affect our lives. Our next affirmative speaker will discuss recalling meaningful moments, true happiness and present the rebuttal of the opposing team. The last affirmative speaker will discuss family and friends, and about you as a person and conclude the speech We use memory in our daily lives. But what is a memory? We as the affirmative team believe that memory is having the mental capacity of retaining and recalling facts and events; it is crucial for our society to function. In the novel, “The Giver” memories are

Here are the details and why memory is remarkable. Forgetting your mistakes may sound beneficial, but then you have a high chance of repeating these errors, which will end in undesirable consequences. This is why memory is essential to our society. When you make a mistake, you often try to avoid repeating it. But if you can’t remember the mistake, how would you know you have not experienced it yet? Mistakes are valuable; they encourage us to learn new skills, educate, and strengthen who you are as a person. While mistakes contribute to your knowledge, personality, and your social advancement, we often tend to dwell on our errors. Nonetheless; if you learn to embrace your mistakes with an open-mind, you’ll see that some mistakes could lead to remarkable successes. Such as, Penicillin or X-Ray images, which are still contributing to society today and are world-wide successes. I will now carry onto to meaningful moments and true

It affects your behavior and shapes who you are. Our emotions are linked to our memories, they make us feel depending on the memory, be it pleasant or bothersome. A personal favorite of mine is going to the circus, the smell of hot chips and popcorn always brings me joy on a sunny afternoon. Memory is something we take part in every day, even when we're not actively using it. For instance, when you're typing something on a computer, you remember what you're writing but also where the keys are. Your brain focuses on what you’re writing about but also types what needs to be spoken unconsciously. This is called implicit memory. When you think back to a precious moment in your life, you often are filled with joy. But without memory, you wouldn’t be able to feel that happiness, nor would you have that memory, having not experienced true