Memory, Forgetting, and the Brain's  Intricate Balance

Our brain engages in the intricate process of encoding, storing, and subsequently retrieving information within our memory. Do memory repositories exist for distinct categories like personal and educational experiences? Can we continue forming fresh memories regardless of age? Why do cherished recollections occasionally elude us, while unwanted memories linger? Why do we recall distressing events we wish to forget? Does forgetfulness exhibit a selective pattern overall? Can we transcend the challenges of forgetfulness and enhance our memory?