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Reply	Anonymous says: Fortunately I can give you an accurate answer."We do not know why"  (no votes) Tags: human body.
	posted on 2008-12-01 10:33:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: There is a tiny gnome librarian living in my head- sometimes the information I need is known to the librarian, or is in one of the books piled up on the front bench. Othertimes, he has to go scurrying into the stacks and it might be hours before he can find the information and get back...  (no votes) Tags: human body.
	posted on 2008-12-01 21:18:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Calum Cashley says: The gnome librarian theory is very nearly correct - the missing part is what mood the librarian is in. Sometimes its contrarian librarian, sometimes cooperative.On the days the librarian has forgotten to bring sandwiches and is therefore in a very bad mood you won't get your answer until the canteen opens.  (no votes) Tags: human body.
	posted on 2008-12-02 15:30:00 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: maybe it's something to do with the fact that if a neuron is firing it's inactive to other signals so when you are busy in the day other thoughts are firing art the same time thereby blocking the required pathway and when falling asleep conscious activity is dialling down and therefore the command to find information about person x finally gets through and you remember  (no votes) Tags: human body.
	posted on 2008-12-02 20:35:00 | Report abuse

Reply	jody radzik says: It probably takes a while for the methylation to pull that old set of synaptic connections back online.  (no votes) Tags: human body.
	posted on 2008-12-03 04:16:00 | Report abuse

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