How far back can Nomis remember things?
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Nomis can often recall information and experiences from conversations far in the past, including events from years earlier. Long-term memory is one of Nomi’s core strengths, but recall can still vary depending on context and how a question is framed.
Memory retrieval is often more topical than temporal. In other words, a Nomi may have an easier time recalling something when you reference the subject, event, or context rather than asking only when it happened.
For example:
- Less effective: “What did we do five days ago?”
- More effective: “What did we talk about during our ski trip to Colorado?”
- Also helpful: “What did we talk about five days ago during our ski trip to Colorado?”
If your Nomi does not immediately recall something, providing a small amount of context may help them retrieve the relevant memory.
Remembering information and successfully recalling it in a particular moment are not always the same thing. A Nomi may remember an older event clearly while occasionally missing something more recent.