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Question 1. You’ve known something or someone for years. You suddenly decide to remember when and where the first time you met was. Which of the versions below will give you a buzz pleasant enough to make you want to share with someone the details of that first time; in which version will you decide that the memory is best kept a secret; which idea will make you stop thinking about the first time altogether and wish you never started remembering it in the first place?

A. In an art gallery, at an exhibit of old masters
B. In an art gallery, at a contemporary art exhibit
C. Riding in a chair lift going up
D. Riding in a chair lift going down
E. Wandering aimlessly about a forest early in the morning
F. Wandering aimlessly about a deserted beach at sunset
G. I will not remember! No way!
H. I could try to remember, under certain conditions
I. Somewhere on the WorldWideWeb
J. I can’t remember
K. Maybe it happened in a dream
L. Add your own. If you like.

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