Enfacement: 'baby filter' could unlock childhood memories

Update: 2025-10-18

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A study has found that when adults see a childlike version of their face, they recall more detailed childhood memories.

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Enfacement: 'baby filter' could unlock childhood memories

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Enfacement: 'baby filter' could unlock childhood memories

Enfacement: 'baby filter' could unlock childhood memories