The unreliability of the human mind and our memories is touched on in A. R. Hopwood's False Memory Archive, which features, among other things, submitted false memories by people that they were convinced were true.
Frey is a poor lawyer for himself; all the arguments I'd made to myself about the inadequacy of fiction vs. nonfiction as categories, the unreliability of all human narration, and the culpability of his publisher and book publishing under capitalism sounded instantly anemic and petulant in his own words.
Even with the best of intentions and a sincere desire to avoid nuclear war, the complexity of weapons systems, the unreliability of communications systems and human fallibility can precipitate disaster.
The chapter provides definitions of "human reliability" and "design-induced human unreliability" in terms of organizational expectations and the application of existing Human Factors standards to the design of work systems.
Political tumult, corruption in the government, lack of human resources in the government, lack of coordination between government bodies, convoluted bureaucracy, and unreliability of donor and International Non-Governmental Organization contributions were identified as the main reasons for difficulties in aid integration.
Most of the exaggerated claims from 9/11 are harmless, springing as they do from some combination of the unreliability of witness recollection, the psychological need for consolation after a defeat, and the human love of a good story.
The best way to identify an OPC in human postmortem tissue has been debated, mostly due to the unreliability of staining using antibodies to NG2, PDGFRα and Nkx2.2 in this tissue, which is difficult to use.
There are no people among Dr. Tatiana's ark of correspondents, although human biology is mentioned in passing, in part because of what she considers the unreliability of information about their sexual behavior.
The film is also about the unreliability of narrators.
What prompted you to write about the unreliability of memory?
