Is It Possible To Delete Human Memories?

Is it possible to delete human memories?

It is not possible to access 100 % of your memories at once. . A memory is accessed by a stimulus that triggers access to memories based on the commonalities of their encodings and their stored valuations. Example. Seeing an apple triggers access to visual memories of what an apple looks like. This also triggers access to word associative and you access the memory that provides you with the name for the visual experience. Due to human associative memory encoding capabilities, the sight of the apple triggers access to sets of associative apple memories, i. e. apple pie, Apple computer and other sets of apple associative memories based on their associatively assigned encodings and their stored valuations. i. e. If you have recently been hit in the head with an apple you would retrieve that memory (based on encodings and memory valuations) before you would retrieve the memories of your moms “fresh out of the oven” apple pie memories. The experience of being recently hit in the head with an apple determined the priority of which memories are retrieved first. The translated encoding of seeing an apple cannot trigger you to access memories relating to the posting you have read about covid 19. Because associative memory encodings will not lead you there. )Unless while reading the posts you were eating an apple. If so then the experience will be associatively encoded and access is possible). There is no stimulus that is capable of enabling anyone to access all of their memories at once. A stimulus can only trigger access to “sets of associative memories.” All memories are not associatively encoded to each other so no one can access all of their memories at once.