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Bill, Rebecca, and RFM,
I LOVE your shows! Thank you!
About your in-depth treatise of the Nelsons’ embellished story about the robbery in Mozambique, it reminded me of a Revisionist History podcast episode which I beg you to listen to to! Season 3, Episode 4, entitled Free Brian Williams. It changed my perception of memory and storytelling forever. I think you would really benefit from hearing what Malcolm Gladwell has to say about the topic of memory and storytelling when you assess embellished stories like Russell and Wendy Nelson’s account of the Mozambique incident.
Theory: The Nelsons aren’t consciously fabricating the false aspects of their story; rather, they are uninspired humans like the rest of us who subconsciously or unconsciously remember things that weren’t. Listen to the podcast episode and find out whether your assessments are altered.
Thanks again for all of your podcasts. Keep them coming!
Sincerely,
David Anderson