Thanks. Some things are cleared up.
For the most part everything I need to remember is something that I had no idea would be of any more or less importance than anything else in the time that I was first exposed to it. Let's say I put away 17 folders at work. A month later someone asks me where the "S-23" folder is. My only way to remember correctly in this situation is to consciously construct a memory for every folder I put away 100% of the time knowing that over the course of a year I'll be asked maybe 20 times where a specific folder is.
I'm not complaining in any way, trust me. It's just that with everything comming in I need to get things out that seemed unimportant enough to not construct specific memories for them in the first place because of the rate that things change in levels of importance. By "untameable" I didn't mean I was giving up, I just meant that I automatically remember some things at random but not others.
Thanks for your help!
