No one remembers being in their mother’s womb…except Nicolas Cage

Guest in the show late show By animator Stephen Colbert, Nicolas Cage, while promoting his movie Renfield, delighted the audience with a small depiction of WTF, which he still has a secret about. In his unique style, on the savvy edge of A Chuck Norris factThus, he stated that the first memory of his childhood was formed even before his birth, in his mother’s womb.

“Let me think about it. Listen, I know this sounds so far-fetched and I don’t know if it’s real, but sometimes I think I can go back to the womb and feel like I’m seeing dark faces or something. I know it sounds very abstract.”

He adds: “Now that I’m out of the womb, I have to imagine that maybe it was the vocal vibrations that were coming to me. It goes way back. I don’t know. I remember… I don’t even know if I remember being in the womb, but that thought crossed my mind. ”

More seriously, neuro-psychologists agree that a person cannot remember his own birth, much less what preceded it, as long as “Brain structures used to create memories have not yet matured” Scientist A. explained Article Science and Life in June 2021.