Even though it is often said that human beings tend to forget easily, there are some exceptions. Through the above examples about Jack the Ripper, Joseph Priestley, and some religious books, the exceptions are disclosed; if a person considers a fact as a very emotionally engaging, breathtakingly beneficial, or considerably meaningful thing, he or she will keep it in mind quite a long time. Therefore, unless a person who is eager to leave his or her name in history tries to make others treat the one as a memorable person arousing people’s emotions, proving superiority of a thing, and convincing others of unchanging truths, it will be hard for the person to be recorded in history.

However, is the vast majority of the population forgotten