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Ayanokoji FSIQ: PMH Debunk & FMA Calc

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Ayanokoji FSIQ: PMH Debunk & FMA Calc By HelloThere1089 This doc will tackle the following feats: 1. Ayanokoji’s PMH Debunk 2. Ayanokoji’s FMA Calc Discord: hellothere1089 PMH Debunk This section will primarily tackle the claims made in this doc. The doc is quite wordy and there are a few claims I would like to tackle. As always, props to the original creator. The Claims 1. “Ayanokoji’s LT Memory works as if it were his Working Memory” 2. “Ayanokoji utilizes Long-Term Working Memory” 3. “Ayanokoji passively stores everything he perceives" This ties into a calc later on in the doc. 4. “Ayanokoji has perfect control over his memories” 5. “PMH affects WMI, PSI, VSI, and VCI” 6. “He recalled his entire life in a few seconds” 7. I know there is a rebunk attempt as well, however none of the arguments there will have anything to do with mine because I am not going to use the same arguments. What is WMI? WMI or Working Memory Index is a subcategory of FSIQ. It is the ability to retain and manipulate information in one’s short-term immediate memory. Note that by definition, it needs to be short-term immediate memory. It is also separate from Long-Term Memory and a quick LTM recall has no direct correlation with WMI. People with bad LTM recall can perform well on WMI tests. While the opposite is also evident where people with good LTM can perform badly in WMI tests. Studies also prove that LTM recall is separate from WMI. What is LTM? Long-term memory is a vast storage of …

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