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Human memory is often conceived as involving twodistinct systems: episodic and semantic (e.g. Ref. 1).Tulving describes episodic memory as the systemthat allows us to remember personally experiencedevents, and to travel backwards in time tore-experience those events2. By contrast, semanticmemory is broadly defined as our ‘knowledge of theworld’2. With respect to memories related to the self,for example, the episodic/semantic distinction wouldbe captured by the difference between ‘knowing’ thename of the high school I attended (semanticmemory) versus ‘remembering’ a specific episode,for example a humiliating social situation, thatoccurred while attending the school (episodicmemory) (i.e. ‘know’ versus ‘remember’judgments3,4). Given that there exists a cleardistinction between these two forms of thinkingabout the past, it is puzzling that an analogousdistinction has never been
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