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We all take in absolutely incredibly vast amounts of information, and one way that we do that and retain it is by "chunking" it. For example, say that a person is shown a piece of paper with 45 random lines of different lengths, and is told to reproduce them, from memory, keeping placement, orientation, etc. It's hard!! But then say that the person is shown an archetypical house drawing -- front door, pointy roof, two windows, chimney, etc. Just so happens that it has the exact same number of lines, but they can be "chunked" into the "house" concept, and it's much easier to reproduce.

We do that all the time, with all kinds of different things. If someone is looking at what they think is a picture of a house, it's difficult to see the significance of the additional squiggly lines over there -- they don't belong to the house "chunk".

I like's 'em all really, 'cept modern c & w, which used ta be either hillbilly music or cowboy music. I liked ol' Hank Williams (the real one, who never promoted a football game in his short, high-rollin' life), an' Bob Wills an' Bill Monroe. In them days, somebody like Patsy Cline was just a popular singer (and very popular she was and remains), an' not a cw star.

I have the old rock-n-roll recordings i loved best--but mostly, i listen to what is commonly referred to as classical music, opera an' all. Course, i don't know if i can help ya with this, my favorite operas are Aida an' The Magic Flute, but i keep fergettin' the lyrics

The Cheap Detective. I laughed so much I missed a lot of the dialogue and stayed to see it again. What a cast! Madeleine Kahn, Eileen Brennan, Marsha Mason, Peter Falk, James Coco , Dom Deluise, etc. Louise Fletcher and Fernando Lamas as Ilsa and Fernando Lamas as Laszlo ifrom Casablanca were hilarious, as were Ann-Margret and Sid Caesar as husband and wife. And Madeleine Kahns' la la la la la la la rendition of La Vie en Rose was a classic.

The In-laws. Peter Falk again, but this time with Alan Arkin as a dentist unwillingly drawn into iPeter Falk's spy escapades. "Serpentine, serpentine Max", Peter Falk yelled, and Alan Arkin awkwardly tried to do just that while bullets were being fired at him from every direction. That scene was priceless

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