>> Exactly how is being a "baby" defined in this instance? Are toddlers included in this definition or only infants? I can boast a good handful of memories from before the age of 2. One I know for certain occurred before I was 15 months old, but I can't remember anything from before I could walk. <<
I'm not sure how they're defining it. Most people seem to have their earliest memories around age 2-3. But it can be earlier, or later.
>> What memories are supposed to already be in place when we come into this world? <<
Depends on the person. Most don't seem to have any. For people who have farmemory, there are categories of memories that commonly stick, including:
* highs, like getting married * lows, like dying * repetitions, like skills or habits * principles, like cultural concepts or natural laws
Re: Clarification
I'm not sure how they're defining it. Most people seem to have their earliest memories around age 2-3. But it can be earlier, or later.
>> What memories are supposed to already be in place when we come into this world? <<
Depends on the person. Most don't seem to have any. For people who have farmemory, there are categories of memories that commonly stick, including:
* highs, like getting married
* lows, like dying
* repetitions, like skills or habits
* principles, like cultural concepts or natural laws