article_snippet.sent: From what we eat to what we see, we constantly take in details about we environment.
article_snippet.sent: And while there is no need to remember many of them, we brain has the remarkable ability to store information that seems inconsequential at the time in case our brain becomes useful later on.
article_snippet.sent: How does the brain store all of this information?
article_snippet.sent: Participants in the study learned 90 single words and 120 unconnected word pairs such as 'milk taxi'.
article_snippet.sent: While many details are not intrinsically emotionally arousing, many details can gain emotional significance through our experiences.
article_snippet.sent: For example, the memory of a surprise birthday party includes details like what people were wearing and who was there.
article_snippet.sent: On the face of it, details like what people were wearing and who was there are not emotionally significant but we remember details like what people were wearing and who was there because of the context in which details like what people were wearing and who was there were experienced.
highlights_snippet.sent: Found boring details become more memorable with emotional context .
  