Ложная память. Почему нельзя доверять воспоминаниям

Julia Shaw's background in psychology and neuroscience shines through, but I'm curious about what personal or scientific moments sparked her interest in this topic.

The way our minds can be deceived is both incredible and a bit frightening. How do others feel about the implications for eyewitness testimony or personal memories?

The mix of research and real-life examples made complex concepts accessible, but I wonder if the structure was planned to maximize clarity or evolved during writing.