Professor of psychology Bryce Duffy spent two days with Jill Price, the now famous California woman whose phenomenal memory has astounded scientists since June 5, 2000. As Duffy puts it: "(O)ur memories are vulnerable to contamination and distortion. Lawyers can readily fool us with suggestive questions; false memories can easily be implanted." But Jill Price doesn't have those problems. What could possibly explain Price's perfect memory?
http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/17-04/ff_perfectmemory
She sounds like a sad, lonely person. While reading the story OCD came to mind. Although, it would be nice to remember some things in detail of my past. Like when I lived in Germany as a child. I can only remember bits and pieces.
I wonder if she can count cards?