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Voice 1: Paul keeps a journal, a book where he writes his thoughts. He also writes about the things that happen to him during the day. A few years after this climbing incident, Paul looked back at his journal. He looked at what he had written in his journal about this incident. Paul was shocked. His written story and his memory were different!
聲音1：保羅一直在堅持寫日記，他會把自己的想法寫進日記里。他也在日記里記錄了那天發生在他身上的事。在發生登山事故的幾年以后，保羅回顧了他當時寫的日記。他看了他在日記里對事故的描述。保羅震驚了。他寫下的故事和他記憶里的完全不同！
Voice 2: What really happened then? Well, Paul and Martin did climb from the mountain top back down to the shelter. But, they decided to take turns waiting on the edge for the second rope of climbers. One stayed by the edge of the mountain waiting. And the other stayed in the shelter to keep warm. Then they traded positions. Paul was not at the edge of the mountain to help the climbers up. In fact, his friend Martin was the one who had helped the second rope of climbers up! Paul was back at the shelter!
聲音2：那時究竟發生了什么？保羅和馬丁的確從山頂下來，進入了庇護地。但是，他們決定輪流在山邊等待用第二根繩子爬山的人們。一個人留在山邊等待。另一個人留在庇護地取暖。過段時間后交換位置。保羅并沒有在山邊幫助那些登山者。實際上，幫助使用第二條繩子的登山者的人是他的朋友馬??！保羅當時在庇護地。
Voice 1: Paul remembered something that never really happened! His journal had the real story. But his memory was wrong. However, he says he remembers the event clearly! So, can we really trust our memories? What can we believe?
聲音1：保羅記住的是從來沒有發生過的事！他的日記里記錄的是真實的故事。而他的記憶去是錯的。但是，他卻說他對那件事記得非常清楚！我們真的能相信我們的記憶嗎？我們能相信什么？
Voice 2: Some people believe that memories are stored like pictures in a person's mind. If a person wants to remember a particular event or story he goes to a special part of his brain. Then he just pulls the memory out. If this is the case, a person's memory should be perfect. All he has to do is look at the ‘picture' in his mind to remember it.
聲音2：有些人認為記憶是像圖片一樣儲存在大腦里。如果一個人想記住特定的事件，他就要利用大腦里的特定區域。然后再把這些記憶取出來。如果是這樣，那一個人的記憶應該是完美的。他所要做的就是在他的大腦里查找那張記住的“圖片”。
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