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Storytelling

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Claim​

As humans, it is with our Human Nature (Map) to understand and process information better through stories.

Explanation​

By presenting a story, we are able to place ourselves within the situation, which automatically makes us feel that the information provided is much more essential and relevant and therefore should be remembered.

Stories are usually accompanied by a description of the setting, the actual conversation, a conflict and a resolution.

Why it matters​

The more we can picture what happened, the better the information will be.

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Storytelling

Overview​

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