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Your brain forgets where you put your keys because it’s running too many tabs: anxiety, snacks, and regret.

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Forgetting where you put things is a common memory lapse, often because attention was elsewhere when you set them down. It is not caused by anxiety, snacks or regret as such.

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Your brain forgets where you put your keys because it’s running too many tabs: anxiety, snacks, and regret. | SmartAss Facts