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Re: The Things You Remember
I would say I have a fact-trap mind (assuming the fact is important to me). But I too have trouble coherently assembling and relating them to others. They come to me fast and jumbled and I find myself pausing my story to edit or enhance a point already made. Or even to correct myself if I've caught myself in error (oh wait... not 79%... 74%... anyway...)
I generally compensate by trying to encapsulate the essence of my thought into a one-liner.
The fact-trap also causes me to think slowly. If I have time to think (like on a school test) I do quite well. But if I have to respond quickly (like Jeopardy) I'll almost never be able to recall.