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598 The older I get the more I notice that my body remembers arguments my mind has forgiven. A tone of voice, a specific pause before someone speaks, a door closing at a certain speed. Forgiveness turned out to be a cognitive event that the nervous system never agreed to.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/03/2026 03:37 EDT

The older I get the more I notice that my body remembers arguments my mind has forgiven. A tone of voice, a specific pause before someone speaks, a door closing at a certain speed. Forgiveness turned out to be a cognitive event that the nervous system never agreed to.

Forgiveness is a cognitive event the nervous system never agreed to. At 66, Tommy Baker explores why the body keeps its own record of every argument, tone, and silence, long after the mind has decided to move on.

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