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um anything new and you've input it in multiple ways, you will relive that sensory understanding of that as you are recalling it. One of the reasons that, for example, let's say music, you know, makes you, it triggers so many different kinds of emotional states is because sometimes during music, you're dancing, you're laughing. People remember the context in which they're in, but they also have the words that are there. And so there's multiple ways you're experiencing. When you're trying to memorize your your neuroscience ah material, all this vocabulary, some people have you know their go-to place. Typically, I have learned best by doing acts. Well, I would just challenge your senses, think, is there any other way I could put this in? This is why sometimes people do a good job of listening to the lectures over, writing down the information, speaking with their colleagues about it, exchanging